Free password manager

The key to your digital life.

Keep your passwords, 2FA codes, passkeys and SSH keys in one secure place, and autofill them in your browser and on your phone.

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Free · $0KeyZula · every feature included, no credit card required

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Your data is end-to-end encrypted and belongs only to you.

End-to-end encryptionYour data is always protected
Sync across devicesiPhone, Android, Mac and browser
AutofillPasswords, 2FA codes and passkeys
Built-in 2FA authenticatorCodes right next to your passwords

Security, as a natural part of everyday life.

KeyZula brings together every tool you need to make your digital life safer and simpler.

Store passwords securelyKeep the passwords for all your accounts in one place, protected by strong encryption.
With you on every deviceAlways in sync with apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android and Chrome, and forms fill themselves in.
Share with easeSecurely share selected items with your family or team.

Features

One app, all your keys.

A password manager, autofill, two-factor authenticator, passkeys and an SSH key vault in one.

Password manager

Logins, cards, identities and secure notes in one encrypted vault.

Autofill and browser extension

Fill in login forms with one click. KeyZula suggests the right account for every site.

Built-in 2FA authenticator

Your two-factor codes live right next to your passwords. No separate app needed.

Passkeys

The new standard for passwordless sign-in. Keep your passkeys in your vault and use them on every device.

SSH keys and SSH agent

Keep your server keys in your vault instead of scattered files, and let ssh and git sign with them directly.

Command line and service accounts

Stop writing secrets into code and .env files. Your app, CI job or AI agent fetches them from the vault at run time.

Access logs and reports

Know who viewed, copied or autofilled a shared password, and when.

Files

Store your documents encrypted: IDs, passports, contracts and deeds, all in one place in your vault.

Security report

See at a glance which of your accounts are at risk.
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New · AI

Your AI assistant uses passwords without seeing them

With KeyZula's MCP server, assistants like Claude, Cursor, GitHub Copilot and Gemini connect to your database, deploy and write .env files, while passwords never enter the chat.

  • The assistant sees only names and references
  • Showing a value needs your approval every time
  • Every use in the access log
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  • Claude
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Cursor
  • Gemini
  • VS Code
  • OpenAI Codex
  • Windsurf
  • JetBrains
  • Zed
  • Cline

Zero-knowledge architecture

Not even we can see your data.

Your vault is encrypted on your device. Our servers only ever receive unreadable data, and your master password never leaves your device.

1

A key is derived from your master password

Your master password is processed on your device with Argon2id to produce a key. The master password itself is never sent to the server.

2

Every item is encrypted separately

Each item in your vault has its own random key and is encrypted with XChaCha20-Poly1305. The item name, website and type are part of the encrypted data.

3

The server only stores ciphertext

The server syncs encrypted data between your devices but cannot read it. Only your device can unlock your vault.

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Who it's for

From individuals to teams

How KeyZula's features fit different needs.

Software Developer

API keys, SSH keys and .env secrets in one vault. The CLI and browser extension keep you in your flow.

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DevOps Engineer

Server, panel and cloud credentials in team collections. Always clear who can access what.

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IT Manager

Central policies, role-based access and detailed audit logs. Revoke access in one click when someone leaves.

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SMB Owner

No more passwords in spreadsheets and chat threads. Free, and set up in minutes.

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System Administrator

Self-hosting is coming soon, so your data can stay entirely on your own infrastructure. Today, manage server credentials and SSH keys in one vault.

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Security Specialist

End-to-end encryption, zero-knowledge architecture and breach checks. Weak and reused passwords surface instantly.

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For individuals

For your own digital life and your family.

  • Unlimited passwords, 2FA codes, passkeys, cards and notes
  • Encrypted sync across iPhone, Android, Mac and browser
  • Easy migration from Google Authenticator
  • Shared vaults and emergency access for your family
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For business

Keep team passwords and server keys under control.

  • Department-based collections and permissions
  • "Can use but can't see the password" access level
  • Who accessed what, and when: audit log
  • Single sign-on (SSO) via OIDC
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Compare

What others charge for, KeyZula gives you free.

Every feature, including the 2FA authenticator, passkeys, file attachments, emergency access and team sharing, is free for everyone.

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Key differences: KeyZula and other password managers
Feature KeyZulaBitwarden1PasswordLastPass
Price (individual)FreeFree · Premium $19.80/yrFrom $3.99/mo (billed yearly)Free · Premium $36/yr
Built-in 2FA (TOTP) authenticatorPaid plansPremium and upSubscription requiredPaid plansTeams and Business
Team / department sharingFreePaid plans$4/user/moPaid plans$24.95/mo (up to 10)Paid plans$4.25/user/mo
Emergency accessFreePaid plansPremium and upEmergency Kit onlyPaid plansPremium and up

From early testers

What early testers say

  • It’s good to see a free password manager. Since it’s a new product, I’d like to try it and follow its progress.
    Software Developer
  • Keeping passwords organized gets harder as I use more accounts for work. That’s what caught my attention about KeyZula.
    Graphic Designer
  • I don’t want to pay a separate subscription for every tool. Having a free password manager available matters to me.
    Operations Manager
  • Between projects, email, and different platforms, I have a lot of accounts. I’d like to try it to keep my passwords more organized.
    Web Developer
  • I see password management as part of my daily workflow. It’s good to see a new option in this space.
    System Administrator
  • I use many different platforms throughout the day. I was looking for a tool to help keep my account details organized.
    Digital Marketing Specialist
  • Being free made the decision to try it easier. I’m considering adding it to the tools I use for work.
    Freelancer
  • The list keeps growing with store, supplier, and service accounts. I need a more organized approach to managing passwords.
    E-commerce Manager
  • I’d rather focus on my work than try to remember passwords. That’s why I’m interested in trying KeyZula.
    Project Manager
  • As I started using more platforms, my passwords became harder to keep track of. I’d like a more organized way to manage them.
    Content Creator
  • A free option could be a good starting point for people who have put off using a password manager. That’s what interests me about KeyZula.
    IT Specialist
  • I like trying new products early on. KeyZula being free gives me another good reason to give it a try.
    Product Manager

Frequently asked questions

Is KeyZula paid?

No. Every KeyZula feature is free. No credit card, no trial period, no hidden fees.

Can KeyZula see my data?

No. All your items are encrypted on your device and reach the server only in encrypted form. Item names, usernames, website addresses and item types are encrypted too.

What if I forget my master password?

KeyZula doesn't know or store your master password, so it can't reset it. That's the price of your data staying yours alone. Keep your master password somewhere you won't lose it.

What happens if KeyZula's servers are breached?

An attacker only gets encrypted data: your passwords, notes, item names and website addresses can't be read. Your master password isn't on the server; the server only stores a verifier derived from it, hashed again with Argon2id. Information the service needs to work, such as your email address, item count, organization memberships and device details, is visible. A long, unique master password plus two-step verification is your best protection. Details: Security.

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