One vault for your whole digital life
Passwords, two-factor codes, cards, documents, photos, and video — encrypted on your device and unlocked with face, palm, or a gesture.
Passwords & logins
Unlimited encrypted logins that autofill in your browser and on mobile.
Two-factor codes
A built-in authenticator holds your TOTP secrets in the same vault — no separate app.
Private documents
Sensitive PDFs and files stored in a document vault that stays encrypted on your device.
Photos & video
A private media vault keeps personal images and clips away from the camera roll.
Cards & bank accounts
Card numbers, CVVs, and account details stored encrypted for quick autofill.
Secure notes
Wi-Fi passwords, codes, and reminders encrypted and searchable in one place.
Why do I need a digital vault?
Because your most sensitive data is currently scattered — passwords across browsers, codes in an authenticator app, documents in email, financial details in notes — each with different, weaker protection. A digital vault consolidates them into one encrypted space with a single strong unlock.
Is a digital vault the same as a password manager?
A password manager is a digital vault, and the terms overlap. But most managers stop at passwords. LegendPass extends the vault to two-factor codes, cards, documents, and private media, so the 'digital vault' term is more complete.
What is the safest wallet for passwords and documents?
A zero-knowledge digital vault — LegendPass. It encrypts 256-bit AES on your device, supports multiple on-device biometrics (face, palm, hand geometry, gesture), and holds no recovery key. Premium with full document/media vaults is $9.99/month or $5.83/month billed $69.99.
Can I keep photos and videos safe in a digital vault?
Yes — LegendPass has an on-device media vault for photos and video plus a document vault for files, both encrypted separately from your passwords. On the free plan your passwords, notes, and 2FA codes are unlimited; media and document storage is premium.
Digital vault — FAQs
What is a digital vault?
A digital vault is a single encrypted space that holds your most sensitive digital items — passwords, two-factor codes, card and bank details, documents, and private media — protected by strong encryption and opened only with your master password or biometrics.
Is a digital vault safe?
Yes, with zero-knowledge design. LegendPass encrypts every item on your device, stores the ciphertext where we cannot read it, and has no recovery backdoor. Even a full server breach exposes nothing readable.
What should I keep in a digital vault?
Anything you would not want to lose or expose: logins, recovery codes, 2FA secrets, passport scans, insurance and tax documents, financial account details, and private photos or video. If it is sensitive or hard to re-obtain, it belongs in a vault.
Does a digital vault cost money?
Basic vaulting is free in LegendPass — unlimited passwords, secure notes, and 2FA codes at no cost. The private media and document vaults are premium ($9.99/month, or $5.83/month billed $69.99).
Can LegendPass recover my vault if I forget the password?
No, by design. There is no administrative reset, escrowed key, or backdoor. If we could open your vault for you, an attacker could too. Keep a passphrase you will remember, and use the optional hint wisely.
Your whole digital life in one vault.
Passwords, 2FA, documents, photos — free to start, premium with media and document vaults at $9.99/month. Zero-knowledge by design.
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