Passwords, secret notes and encrypted images
One item can hold a password, a secret note, an encrypted image, dates and any fields you add yourself, so the same record never has to be split across several places.
What you can store
- Passwords: shown in monospace, with a strength hint and a built-in generator. The content is encrypted on your device, so we cannot see it or search it for you.
- Secret notes: a multi-line field for private text. Masked by default, editable with one tap.
- Encrypted images: the same encryption as passwords, applied on your device before anything is uploaded.
- One-time codes: scan a QR code or type in a key, then read the code and its countdown live.
How you keep it organised
- Groups, categories, tags and favourites, plus search and filters, so a long vault never turns into scrolling.
- Item templates: preset fields for each category, so new items need less typing.
- Recycle bin: deleted items wait here until you restore or permanently remove them.
Undo a mistake
- Version history: compare and restore earlier versions of an item. Kept for 7 days on the free plan and 90 days for members.
Protection that is already on
None of this needs switching on in settings.
Before it opens: signing in is not unlocking
- End-to-end encryption: secret content is encrypted on your device, and the cloud only receives ciphertext.
- Signing in and unlocking are separate: a successful sign-in proves who you are, but it does not open your vault.
- Auto-lock: the vault locks itself after a period in the background. You choose the delay, from 1 to 60 minutes.
- Fingerprint or face unlock: open the local vault with what your phone already uses.
While you use it: three things blocked by default
- Screenshot protection: on by default, so system screenshots and screen recordings are blocked.
- Clipboard clearing: copied passwords are wiped automatically, 60 seconds by default.
- Nothing on the lock screen: no passwords and no notification details while your phone is locked.
When something looks wrong: check-up and devices
- Security check-up: finds passwords that are too weak or used in more than one place.
- Device management: review and remove devices that are still signed in.
Less typing, less waiting
Stop typing forms
- Browser autofill: matches by site domain and app binding, so you stop copying and pasting.
A new device or no connection is no obstacle
- Cross-device sync: save something offline and it syncs when you reconnect. If two edits collide, you get to decide.
- Works offline: read and edit without a connection, with the sync state always visible.
- Draft recovery: leave an edit half-finished and your work is still there.
- In-app updates: a new version is checked on start, and the installer is verified with SHA-256.
Data comes in, and data goes out
- Import and export: generic CSV, Chrome CSV, Bitwarden CSV, KeePass CSV, 1Password `.1pux`, and our own encrypted `.wljbak` package. Importing happens entirely on your device.
Where you can use it
These are available right now. The iOS app is live on the App Store; the Windows and Linux desktop installers are still being built in the release pipeline and are not public yet.
| Platform | How to get it | Available now |
|---|---|---|
| iOS | App Store | Yes, live |
| Android | APK installer | Yes |
| Web | Web app | Yes |
| Chrome and Chromium browsers | Browser extension | Yes |
| Firefox 115 ESR or newer | Browser extension | Yes |
| Windows / Linux | Desktop installer | Building, not yet public |
| macOS | Desktop app | Not started |
Your Secret Key and backups
Your Secret Key is the recovery key bound to your account. It is what unlocks cloud ciphertext on a new device, and it is the one thing we cannot reissue.
What the backup actually is
- Backup kit: turns the Secret Key into a QR code, a PDF and an image you can keep offline.
How you know it is correct
- Double confirmation: you type the Secret Key once more for a byte-by-byte comparison, so you never file away a wrong copy.
When to make a new one
- Backup status: read from both your device and the cloud, showing when and how you last backed up.
- Key rotation: after replacing the key, a fresh backup is required.