Tieddr Vault keeps your passwords, keys, and codes encrypted on your phone — and syncs them without ever handing the plaintext to a server.
Adding anything is the same three steps — a title, the content, and a tag that says what it is. The vault handles the rest.
Logins with a built-in generator, ready to autofill in Safari and your apps as a system passkey provider.
API keys, cards, seed numbers, IDs — anything that's just a name and a value, tagged so you find it fast.
Recovery phrases, wallet keys, SSH and PGP keys — multi-line secrets kept whole and sealed.
Live one-time codes with a countdown ring. Scan a QR to add an account in a second.
TOTP · RFC 6238Everything lives on the device first. Sync catches up in the background — you're never waiting on the network.
Sign in once with your Tieddr Account. The same you across Vault, Space, and the rest of the suite.
An old-timey recorder, rebuilt in glass. The single accent is reserved for the things that are actually happening — a running code, the add button, a favourite.
Your PIN derives the key. Everything is encrypted on the device before it leaves it — what syncs is ciphertext nobody but you can open, not even us.
No hand-waving. The primitives the app actually runs, on every item, every write.
The same key on every device you own — reproduced from your PIN, never transmitted.
The item is AES-GCM encrypted with your PIN-derived key before it touches the network.
Only the sealed bytes sync. The mirror is an opaque store — no plaintext, no readable metadata.
The same account and PIN reproduce the same key, so it decrypts locally. A wrong PIN simply can't.
Vault signs in through Tieddr Account, the same identity that runs Space. A secret detected in Space can be handed straight to your vault — encrypted end to end on the way.
Free to start, encrypted from the first tap. Sign in once with your Tieddr Account and your sealed vault follows you — phone, desktop, and browser. No account needed to look around; one needed to sync.