Privacy guides.
Offline storage.
Local vaults.
A small library of plain-English guides for people comparing password managers, authenticator apps, local-only storage, and cloud-free privacy tools.
Resource library
Evergreen pages for
offline privacy.
Why Some People Choose an Offline Password ManagerFor people who want a password vault without cloud sync, accounts, or remote servers.
Local-First PrivacyOffline by default. Portable when you need it. Control when data moves.
Nothing to BreachThe security angle behind local-only storage: no server, no account database, no cloud vault.
No Account RequiredWhy skipping accounts can be a privacy feature.
Two Vaults, One PhoneHow Krypt's real and decoy vaults work, and why a second PIN is different from a second app.
Comparisons
Krypt against
popular alternatives.
Krypt vs BitwardenCloud password manager vs local-only iPhone vault.
Krypt vs 1PasswordCloud password manager vs offline iPhone vault.
Krypt vs Proton PassEncrypted cloud sync vs no-account local storage.
Krypt vs KeePassLocal database workflow vs native iPhone vault.
Krypt vs Apple PasswordsSystem credential storage vs a separate private vault.
Krypt vs Authy2FA sync app vs offline vault with built-in codes.
Krypt vs Google AuthenticatorAuthenticator app vs vault with passwords, files, notes, and 2FA.
Keep private things private.
Krypt stores passwords, 2FA codes, notes, and files directly on your iPhone — with no account, no cloud, and no sync.
New: Krypt Security model.
See how Krypt uses AES-256-GCM encryption, PBKDF2-SHA256 key derivation, Apple Keychain storage, and a no-cloud architecture. Read the Krypt Security page →