LockYit keeps your vault on your devices, not on a server. That is what keeps it private, and it also means the best protection against losing a device is a backup somewhere else. LockYit 1.2 makes that automatic: choose a folder once, and LockYit keeps encrypted backups there for you.

LockYit 1.2 adds Files: attach photos and documents to any item in your vault. The scan of your passport can live on your Passport item, the warranty PDF on your laptop, and a photo of your insurance card on your medical record. Everything stays encrypted on your devices, just like the rest of your vault.

LockYit 1.0 ships with Local Sharing - a way to hand a specific item, like a password, a note, or a card, to another LockYit user you trust on the same network. Only the single item you choose is sent, re-encrypted just for that person, and no cloud server is ever involved. Here is how it works.

LockYit 1.0 is here, and one of its headline features is Local Sync - a way to keep your own devices, like your phone and your laptop, in step over your local Wi-Fi network. No cloud server is ever involved. Here is everything you need to set it up.

For a limited time, you can lock in Local Sync and Local Sharing at no cost, forever. Create your LockYit account before December 31, 2026 to become a Founding User and keep these features for life - no subscription, no expiry, no catch.

Sometimes you need to hand a single item - a password, a note, a card - to someone you trust. Local Sharing lets you give a specific item to another LockYit user on the same network, re-encrypted just for that person, without ever touching a cloud server. Here is how to set it up.

If you use LockYit on more than one device - say your phone and your laptop - you probably want an item you add on one to show up on the other. Local Sync does exactly that, keeping your own devices in step over your local Wi-Fi network without ever touching a cloud server. Here is how to set it up.

Typing your master password every time you open LockYit is good for security, but it can slow you down when you just need to check something quickly. Biometric unlock lets you open your vault with your face or fingerprint while keeping your master password as the secure foundation underneath. Here is how it works and how to set it up.

The Mythos era has brought a new wave of AI-powered tools, connected services, and digital convenience - but it has also brought a new wave of threats. Data breaches are larger, more frequent, and more damaging than ever before. If you are still relying on a cloud-based password manager, now is the time to reconsider.

If you want to update your master password - whether for better security or simply because you feel it is time for a change - LockYit makes it straightforward. Here is how to do it.