MSafe

MSafe is a password manager that keeps your vault entirely on your phone, locked behind your master password with no cloud, no account, and no email signup required.

Traditional cloud password managers offer convenience, but they create a single point of failure—one breach at the provider exposes millions of vaults at once. MSafe eliminates that risk by design. Your passwords never leave your device unless you choose to move them yourself. There's no server to hack, no third party holding your credentials, and no background syncing that puts your security in someone else's hands.

Your vault is protected with strong encryption tied directly to your master password. Attempt to unlock it incorrectly ten times, and the entire vault wipes automatically—no recovery email, no backdoor, no second chances. If you enable biometric unlock for convenience, your master password remains the permanent fallback, ensuring you always control access to your most sensitive data.

When you need backups, MSafe puts you in charge. Print any credential or your entire vault as an encrypted QR-code PDF and store it physically where you want. Save credentials to NFC tags for tap-to-restore recovery. Export your vault as an encrypted file to move between phones on your own schedule. Nothing syncs without your explicit action.

Day-to-day usability matches the security. A built-in password generator with a live strength meter helps you create robust passwords. The Password Health screen identifies weak or reused credentials before they become problems. Android Autofill integration means one-tap login in apps and browsers. Light and dark themes follow your system setting, and you control the auto-lock timeout to balance security with convenience.

MSafe's pricing is straightforward: the free version securely stores up to 10 passwords with no ads, no trial nags, and no limits on features. Pro is a one-time purchase that removes the password cap. That's the only difference.

Transparency is built in. MSafe will never connect to the internet—the permission isn't even declared in the app. It won't create an account, ask for your email, include ads or analytics, or upload your vault to any server. The only way your credentials leave your phone is through exports you initiate yourself, and those exports remain encrypted.

Permissions are minimal and intentional: camera access only when you scan a QR code, NFC only when reading or writing tags, fingerprint only if you enable biometric unlock, and Autofill only if you activate it in Android settings. Choose what MSafe can do, and nothing more.