LegendPass uses your phone camera to recognize a hand pose you register in the app. It is a working authentication option for your password vault—not a gesture drawn on the screen.
It is a password manager that can verify a registered hand pose as an authentication step before opening the vault. In LegendPass, the phone camera detects hand landmarks and checks the pose against the one you registered.
This camera-based hand gesture recognition is different from drawing a pattern on a touchscreen. Your password vault still relies on its master-password-based encryption; gesture recognition provides an additional way to authenticate access to the app.
See the plain-English guide to hand gesture recognition, or visit the LegendPass features page for the other ways to protect your vault.
Yes. LegendPass can use your phone camera to recognize a hand pose you registered in the app and use it as an authentication step when opening your vault.
No. LegendPass gesture recognition analyzes a hand pose captured by the phone camera. It is not an on-screen pattern, swipe gesture, or voice command.
No. Your master password protects the vault encryption. Gesture recognition is an authentication option for access to the app, and the available unlock setup depends on your device and account settings.
In the app, enable gesture authentication and register your hand pose using the camera prompts. The app collects several samples so it can check the pose consistently when you authenticate.
Yes. LegendPass combines password storage and autofill with a camera-based hand gesture authentication option, alongside supported face, palm, and device biometric methods.
Use the LegendPass app to register and authenticate with a hand pose, alongside its password manager and encrypted vault.
Try the app and explore the authentication methods available on your device.