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PassNote
Offline password vault. AES-256 encrypted, biometric lock, no account, no ads.
A password vault that never talks to the internet. Your logins, PINs and security answers are encrypted and kept on your phone alone — there is no account to create, no server to trust and nothing to sync. The app does not ask for internet access at all, so it cannot send your data anywhere even if it wanted to.
Key features
What you actually get
Everything below is in the app today. Nothing here is a roadmap item.
It cannot reach the internet
The app does not ask for internet access — not for ads, not for analytics, not for backups. That is not a promise about our intentions; it is a restriction Android enforces, so the app is simply incapable of sending your vault anywhere.
Encrypted twice over
The whole vault is encrypted with AES-256, so on disk the file is indistinguishable from random noise. Passwords, PINs and security answers then get a second, independent layer of AES-256 before they are written.
Keys that cannot leave the phone
The encryption keys are generated on your device and held by your phone’s secure hardware where it has any. Nothing can export them — not another app, and not this one.
Unlock with your fingerprint
Open the vault with your fingerprint, face or device PIN. Android does the checking and hands back only a yes or a no; the app never sees your fingerprint or your PIN.
Everything a login needs
Platform name on a colour-coded card, a label to tell accounts apart, username and email, password, PIN and mPIN for banking and UPI, three security questions, and free-text notes. Search runs across every field at once.
Nothing lingers on screen
A revealed password re-masks itself after five seconds, anything you copy is wiped from the clipboard after thirty, and the vault re-locks twenty seconds after you switch away from it.
Invisible to screenshots
Screenshots, screen recording and the preview thumbnail in the recent-apps switcher are all blocked, so your vault does not end up in a screen capture or a task-switcher image.
Encrypted PDF export
Export one credential or the whole vault as a PDF, locked with AES-256 and a password you choose. It lands in your Downloads folder, ready to print or keep on a USB stick — which is the backup this app deliberately does not do for you.
Who it's for
Is this for you?
You do not want your passwords on somebody’s server
There is no account and no cloud copy, so there is no breach of ours to be caught up in. The trade is that the vault lives on your phone and nowhere else.
You keep PINs and mPINs alongside passwords
Banking and UPI apps need numbers that most password managers have no field for. This one has them, plus three security questions and a notes field.
You want a backup you control
Export an encrypted PDF, set your own password on it, and keep it wherever you trust — printed, on a USB stick, or somewhere off the phone entirely.
You are comfortable being the only backup
Read the warning first. If you lose the phone or uninstall the app, the vault goes with it and nobody can bring it back — not us, because we never had it.
Privacy policy
This app collects nothing about you, shows no ads and has nothing that tracks you. The full policy spells that out.
Get PassNote
This app is not on Google Play yet. The listing goes live shortly — the link here will start working the moment it does.
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