Kickstarter
Back it, and help us finish it properly — audited, signed, and yours
The software exists. What your pledge buys is the last mile that turns a finished codebase into something you should trust with real secrets.
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Why back this now
You will see it running on all four platforms in the video, importing from the manager you use today in one command. What your pledge buys is an independent security audit by a firm that does exactly this, the fixes it turns up, code-signing and store fees so it installs cleanly everywhere, and the polish of a 1.0.
In return you get a license that never expires, on every platform you own, for less than two years of the subscription you are paying now. Early-bird lifetime licenses are count-limited and will never be re-run. Founders get their name in the credits of the tool that gave them their secrets back.
Rewards (planned)
| Tier | Price | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| Early bird lifetime | $39 | 1 lifetime license, all platforms, all 1.x updates — limited count |
| Lifetime | $59 | Same, uncapped |
| Family | $99 | 5 lifetime licenses |
| Founder | $149 | Family + name in the app's credits + founder badge |
| Small business | $299 | 25 licenses + priority email support for year one |
Every tier is a license, not merchandise: digital delivery, no fulfilment risk. Delivery is set to the 1.0 target with honest padding.
Roadmap and stretch goals
The base goal ships 1.0: the four platforms, the extension and the CLI. Two of the original stretch goals — hardware security-key unlock and template filter with deep search — shipped before the campaign opened, and so did the phone redesign, so they sit in "everything included". Each stretch goal below maps to a design that already exists:
- Sync on phones through the cloud the phone is already signed into — iCloud on iPhone, Google Drive on Android, nothing to set up.
- Fingerprint and face unlock on Android (the Secret Key is already remembered in the hardware keystore; the biometric half is next).
- Windows passkey provider — prerequisites verified; depends on Microsoft's plugin ecosystem.
- A second independent audit round, and Linux as a first-class desktop.
We never promise a stretch goal whose feasibility document does not exist.
Said plainly
- Hardware-key unlock: verified end to end against the spec; the physical-key round trip is the last open checklist item.
- iPhone autofill and Face ID custody: built; signed-device verification pending.
- Direct Google Drive / OneDrive sync: built and contract-tested against fakes; live-endpoint verification is an open release gate.
- Windows passkey provider: designed, prerequisites verified, not built.