One vault.
Every device.
One sign-in.
Your logins, passwords and notes, wherever you are — behind the same Horizech account you already use for everything else we make.
Availability
Sign in once, on anything.
Signing in opens your normal browser rather than a window pretending to be one — so the session you already have with Horizech is the session the app uses, and there is no second password to remember.
Details
Small decisions, made on purpose.
A password manager is judged on the parts nobody advertises. These are ours.
Site icons are drawn from the name itself. Fetching a favicon would quietly tell that website — once per entry — that you keep an account there.
An open vault is not a page of plaintext. You show a password when you need it, which is the difference between a vault and a list someone can read over your shoulder.
A copied password clears itself after thirty seconds — and only if the clipboard still holds what we put there, so it never deletes something you copied since.
A fixed set of categories rather than free text, so entries written on your phone land where you expect them on your desktop.
Free, no account
A generator you don’t have to trust us with.
Passwords are generated in the page, by your own browser’s cryptographic random source. There is no request to send, so nothing reaches us — you can use it without an account, and without taking our word for anything. Look-alike characters are left out, so you can still read one back off a screen.