Last updated 07-30-2026
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PassVult
PassVult is a mobile password manager that stores passwords, credit cards, secure notes, loyalty cards, and TOTP codes entirely on your phone. It runs offline with AES-256 encryption and never uploads your vault to PassVult servers. The app is available on iOS and Android through one-time purchases, with no subscription required.
Cloud password managers encrypt vaults before upload, but a server breach still hands attackers millions of encrypted files to crack offline at their own pace. PassVult skips that risk by keeping vaults on-device only: there are zero PassVult servers holding user data, so mass vault theft is architecturally impossible. You trade automatic multi-device sync for local-only storage, syncing manually via encrypted export or family sharing on up to 6 devices.
The app fits travelers who want Travel Mode to lock the vault with no remote override, cryptocurrency holders keeping recovery phrases off the internet, and anyone tired of paying to per year for cloud managers. PassVult also checks emails against breach databases, generates passwords up to 64 characters, and includes an emergency erase code you can enter under coercion to wipe the vault.
One-time pricing: .99 on iOS or .99 on Android, with no subscription fees
AES-256 encryption with keys protected by iOS Secure Enclave or Android Keystore
Built-in TOTP authenticator stores MFA codes offline using your device clock
Travel Mode locks your vault for a set duration with no remote unlock option
Family sharing supports up to 6 members on iOS and Android
Password generator creates strings up to 64 characters with configurable character sets
Clipboard auto-clears copied passwords after 60 seconds
One-time purchase instead of recurring subscription fees
Vault data never uploaded to PassVult servers
Built-in TOTP authenticator removes need for a separate MFA app
Travel Mode cannot be disabled remotely during border inspections
No automatic cloud sync across devices
Forgotten master passwords cannot be recovered
Manual encrypted export required for vault backups
Will my PassVult data sync across devices?
No. PassVult stores all vault data locally on one device and does not offer automatic cloud sync. You can share an encrypted vault export or use family sharing on up to 6 devices, but updates require manual export and import.
Can I reset my PassVult password if I forget it?
No. PassVult does not allow master password resets to prevent unauthorized recovery. You can change your master password while logged in, but a forgotten password permanently locks the vault.
How much does PassVult cost?
PassVult is a one-time purchase: .99 on iOS and .99 on Android. There are no subscription fees, and PassVult does not charge annual renewal costs unlike cloud password managers.
Does PassVult work offline?
Yes. PassVult runs fully offline because your vault, TOTP codes, and password generator all operate on-device. Breach checking uses a local database that updates when you have internet access.
What happens if I lose my phone with PassVult?
PassVult has no cloud backup, so a lost phone without a prior encrypted export means your vault is gone. PassVult recommends quarterly encrypted exports to USB storage or a second device as backup.
Does PassVult include two-factor authentication?
Yes. PassVult includes a built-in TOTP authenticator that generates 30-second MFA codes offline from your device clock. You do not need a separate authenticator app for accounts stored in PassVult.