Forgot* Password
Password manager for agencies handling many client password
What it does
Forgot Password helps agencies securely store client logins, recovery details, 2FA setup keys, and account handoff context in one protected workspace.
Forgot* Password keeps every client's logins organized in one secure vault, so your team knows exactly where to look. When access lives in chats, browser profiles, spreadsheets, and one person's memory, simple client work turns into guesswork. Client logins get buried in channels, forwarded through DMs, and disappear the moment the one person who knows where they are goes offline. When client credentials live in someone's browser, notes, or memory, every vacation, resignation, and handoff becomes a scramble. Passwords, recovery codes, and 2FA details end up scattered across spreadsheets, chats, and browsers when there isn't one obvious place to keep them. The home page now explains the…from forgotpassword.xyz
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