feature · password vault
Encrypt your passwords
for the people who'd need them.
Your family shouldn't have to guess your email password to close a bank account. imokie lets you encrypt the specific logins your next of kin would actually need, and pair each with 2FA backup codes and a note.
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Not a replacement for your daily password manager
Keep 1Password or Bitwarden for daily login. imokie is the legacy layer on top: the shortlist your family would need if you couldn't hand them over yourself.
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Passwords, seed phrases, 2FA — all in one release
Store the login, the 2FA backup codes, and any recovery notes together. When release triggers, your recipient gets a complete, usable package.
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Reviewed automatically
A quiet 90-day nudge asks whether your legacy-critical logins are still current. Passwords rot; imokie makes sure the ones that matter don't.
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Frequently asked
- Is imokie a replacement for 1Password or Bitwarden?
- No. Use 1Password or Bitwarden for daily login. Use imokie for the legacy layer: which passwords your family should be able to reach, and under what conditions.
- Should I really put my crypto seed phrase in an app?
- Only if it's end-to-end encrypted and only if the alternative is a sticky note in a drawer. imokie encrypts client-side and never sees your plaintext seed.
- How do 2FA codes get to my next of kin?
- Store your 2FA backup codes in the vault alongside the account. When the vault releases, they get both together.
- What if I change a password after I've stored it?
- imokie nudges you every 90 days to review anything you flagged as legacy-critical. You can also enable auto-sync with common password managers.
Quiet safety. For the people you love.
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