Per-Device Encryption
In Vauz, each password gets its own encryption key, and the vault key is sealed by your Mac's Secure Enclave, or by your V-Key if you set one
C$7.60/month
C$80.52/yearCustom auto-lock and auto-hide
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Up to 6 family members
C$4.70/month
C$50.04/yearFixed auto-lock and auto-hide
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Up to 4 family members
Prices in CAD, for a Canadian billing address. GST/HST is added at checkout based on your province
In Vauz, each password gets its own encryption key, and the vault key is sealed by your Mac's Secure Enclave, or by your V-Key if you set one
Your vault lives on your Mac. No server outages, no internet dependency, no subscription lock-in. Access your passwords anytime, in any location
Two layers, both industry standard: XChaCha20-Poly1305 over the whole vault file, and every entry sealed again under a key of its own
Vauz itself never sends your vault anywhere. No cloud, no sync, nothing to breach at our end. Backups go to the folder you choose
Out of the box your Mac's Secure Enclave opens the vault, with nothing to remember. Set a V-Key and it opens with that on any Mac running Vauz 2. Forget it and nobody can reset it, not even Sealzi
Argon2id for your V-Key and encrypted exports, and BLAKE3 to derive the key for everything sealed in the vault file. Well-studied, published algorithms, no homegrown cryptography
Before filling a login, the browser extension checks the address you are really on. An address disguised as a well-known site gets no autofill, and a near-miss gets a warning first. Checked inside the extension, and nothing leaves your device