Built so we
can't read
your vault.
Your passwords are sealed on your iPhone before they go anywhere. Not even we hold the key.
Most of the internet runs on knowing things about you. We built TriPass the other way round.
Everything you save is locked on your iPhone, with a key made from a password only you know.
That isn’t a setting. It’s the design.
* PBKDF2-SHA256 for the backup key on new accounts. Details, limits and the full list of what we store are on the Security page.
TriPass is a password manager and authenticator for iPhone. It keeps your logins, cards, Wi-Fi passwords, keys and notes in an encrypted vault, generates strong passwords, and shows the 6-digit codes for two-factor authentication.
Everything is encrypted on your iPhone before it goes anywhere, with a key made from a master password we never receive. With a free account, the same vault is in your browser at tripass.com.au and in a Chrome extension (in beta). TriPass is built and in testing, and not on the App Store yet.
PBKDF2-SHA256 at 600,000 iterations with a random salt derives the key. AES-256-GCM encrypts the note. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Free to start. Premium is US$1.99 a month in the US, and priced locally everywhere else.
The free plan holds 10 items with the authenticator included.