Dev tools · September 28, 2025
Password Split
Secure password backup using cryptographic secret sharing
What it does
Never lose your passwords again. Split your most important passwords into secure fragments using military-grade cryptography. Even if you lose some pieces, your passwords stay safe and recoverable.
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Due to bike-induced concussions, I've been worried for a while about losing my memory and not being able to log back in. I combined shamir secret sharing (hashicorp vault's implementation) with age-encryption, and packaged it using WASM for a neat in-browser offline UX. The idea is that if something happens to me, my friends and family would help me get back access to the data that matters most to me. 5 out of 7 friends need to agree for the vault to unlock. Try out the demo in the website, it runs entirely in your browser!
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