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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