Keep secrets, recovery phrases, and private notes in a secure notes vault — encrypted on-device like every LegendPass login.
A secure notes feature stores the things you cannot afford to leak — recovery phrases, passport numbers, Wi-Fi passwords, private lists — encrypted on-device. LegendPass treats secure notes exactly like your passwords: 256-bit encrypted, zero-knowledge, and locked behind your biometrics.
Anything you would not want in a plaintext file: seed and recovery phrases, backup codes, passport or ID details, and private reference notes. LegendPass keeps these encrypted on-device alongside your passwords.
A plaintext notes app leaks if your phone or account is compromised. LegendPass encrypts notes with the same on-device 256-bit standard as your logins.
Zero-knowledge: the server holds only encrypted notes.
Biometric unlock keeps them readable only to you.
Secure notes are searchable and organized in folders, so your recovery phrases and reference data are there the moment you need them — never on a sticky note.
Search and folders keep secret notes usable.
Attach to a vault with your documents and media if you want them together.
| Secure notes | LegendPass | Plaintext notes app |
|---|---|---|
| Encrypted on-device | Yes | No |
| Zero-knowledge | Yes | No |
| Biometric unlock | Yes | Maybe |
| Search & folders | Yes | Yes |
For anything sensitive, yes. LegendPass encrypts notes on-device and never stores them in plaintext, so they are safe even if your device or account is compromised.
Yes — the LegendPass vault also stores documents and media, all encrypted, so you can keep scanned IDs beside your secure notes.
Open LegendPass, choose to add a note, and type or paste the text. It is encrypted and saved to your vault instantly.
Store recovery phrases and private notes in a zero-knowledge vault — as safe as your passwords, free to start.
The full vault, generator, and biometrics are free to try.
The LegendPass browser extension installs from the Chrome Web Store and works in Chrome, Brave, Edge, Opera, and every other Chromium-based browser — plus Firefox from the Firefox Add-ons store.