PassKeeper: Zero-Knowledge Security. Zero Monthly Subscriptions.
The private password vault engineered for privacy purists. Your credentials never touch an unencrypted server—encrypted client-side via native Argon2id key derivation and AES-256-GCM.
Engineered for Sovereign Password Ownership
Unlike centralized cloud managers that store encrypted blobs on remote databases, PassKeeper isolates your credentials strictly on your device.
Client-Side Cryptography
Master passwords never leave your hardware. Symmetric keys are derived locally in volatile memory with memory-hard Argon2id and authenticated via AES-256-GCM.
No Recurring Traps
Break free from €35/year subscription locks. Own your vault. Enjoy full web vault functionality free forever, with optional one-time device licensing.
Air-Gapped / Offline First
Works flawlessly without an active internet connection. No remote server downtime or authentication lockouts when you need your passwords most.
Biometric & Instant Unlock
Frictionless device authentication with native biometric sensors (fingerprint & face recognition) on Android and WebAuthn hardware keys.
Why Privacy Advocates Are Leaving Big Cloud Managers
Compare the fundamental operational realities of XG8 PassKeeper against centralized corporate SaaS utilities.
| Capability | Big Cloud Managers (1Password, LastPass, Dashlane) | XG8 PassKeeper SOVEREIGN |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing Model | Monthly / Annual Recurring Subscriptions (€35–€70/year indefinitely) | Free Web Vault / One-time License (€9.99/yr or Lifetime) — Zero lock-in |
| Data Exposure Risk | High (Centralized databases, cloud breaches, third-party hosting risk) | Zero (Air-gapped, encrypted client-side via Argon2id + AES-256-GCM) |
| Offline Access | Often degraded, read-only, or blocked by synchronization auth locks | 100% Native Offline Functionality without dependency on remote hosts |
| Telemetry & Tracking | Embedded third-party analytics trackers, session telemetry, user profiling | Strict Zero-Telemetry Dutch Privacy Standard (No trackers, no cookies) |
Cryptographic Transparency & Security FAQ
Answers to common questions regarding client-side encryption, master key recovery, and credential sovereignty.