My Secrets is a zero-knowledge password manager you buy once. Your vault is encrypted on your own computer with keys only you hold — nobody else can read it, including us.
Windows — 30-day free trial, every feature
macOS and Linux builds are coming.
Logins, secure notes, cards and identities, with folders, attachments and a history of earlier passwords for every item.
Fills and saves sign-ins in Chrome, Edge, Brave and Firefox — including two-page sign-ins and boxes inside frames. Ships inside the app.
Keep your two-step codes (TOTP) next to the login they belong to, with the current code one click away.
Passwords or passphrases, with the rules you choose, generated where you need them.
A FIDO2 key with a PIN or fingerprint can be a way in. Windows uses the built-in prompts you already know.
Import from 1Password, Bitwarden, KeePass, LastPass, your browser or any CSV — with a preview before anything is written.
Point it at a folder — a USB stick, a NAS, a synced drive — and get encrypted backups there. Export to JSON any time.
Give an AI agent access to exactly the secrets you choose, through a local MCP server, with every access logged and revocable.
Most zero-knowledge tools make you choose between “nobody can read it” and “I can always get back in”. My Secrets is built so you get both.
Pick a folder on your computer. The vault is encrypted there from the first byte; the key never leaves your device.
A password, a 24-word recovery kit you print or save as a QR code, this computer, a security key. Setup is not finished until more than one way is tested.
The browser extension pairs with the app and fills sign-ins; the app keeps notes, codes and attachments at hand.
See every device that has opened the vault and revoke one. Back up to any folder. Export whenever you like. You own the data and the software.
Today My Secrets runs in Local mode: everything on your own computer, no server involved. Self-hosted sync and a hosted vault are coming as optional services — the licence you buy today covers the app either way.
Your vault is encrypted on your computer with keys derived from your own ways in (password, recovery kit, security key). What is stored on disk, in a backup folder or on a shared drive is ciphertext. We never hold a key, so we cannot read your vault, reset it, or hand it to anyone.
Use another way in: the 24-word recovery kit you printed, this computer if you enabled it, or a security key. Because a vault needs more than one tested way in before setup is complete, there is always a second door — and no “reset” that would mean someone else could open it too.
No. You buy a licence once and it is yours. It includes a year of updates; after that, updates are an optional yearly renewal. The app keeps working either way.
Windows 10 and 11 today, with the browser extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave and Firefox. macOS and Linux builds are in progress.
Yes — export to JSON from the app at any time, and the open recovery tool can read a vault folder with any valid method even without the app.
No subscription required. Buy My Secrets once and own it.
90-day money-back guarantee
What you're buying: a perpetual licence to use My Secrets, not ownership of the software itself. It's yours to keep and doesn't expire. Prices in USD; payment is taken by Stripe at checkout.
Priced when it ships. Nothing to buy today.
Priced when it ships. Nothing to buy today.
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Download My Secrets and use every feature for 30 days. No credit card required. When the trial ends your vault stays readable; activating turns editing back on.
Requires Windows 10 or Windows 11
macOS and Linux builds are coming.
30-day trial, no credit card required.
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