Password Manager for Your Family

Each family member signs up for their own PassCryp account with their own master password. The plan owner creates a shared 'Family' vault and invites members. Each invitee's public key wraps a copy of the vault key, and from then on shared items are visible to everyone in the family vault.

Personal vaults stay personal: only the owner has the master password, only the owner can decrypt the personal vault key. Parents do not see kids' personal vaults; partners do not see each other's personal vaults. The shared vault is the only thing visible to all members.

Wi-Fi passwords (guest network and main). Streaming services (Netflix, Disney+, Spotify, YouTube Premium). Shopping accounts (Amazon, Costco, household delivery services). Emergency contacts and account recovery codes. Travel logins (airline, hotel loyalty, car rental).

What stays in personal vaults: email, banking, social media, work accounts, anything tied to one specific person.

Every family member should download their own recovery kit when they sign up. A recovery kit is a one-page PDF with an encrypted recovery key — print it, store it in the family safe or with other important documents.

If a family member forgets their master password, they use their own recovery kit to reset. The reset re-derives their wrapping key without ever exposing the new master password to us.

For emergency access (e.g., a parent passing away), the plan owner can designate trusted recipients in advance. After a 7-day waiting period and proof of identity, designated recipients receive a one-time vault export.