Your authenticator is built in
All your 2FA codes in one list, each with a countdown ring. Tap and the code is on your clipboard. Move everything over from Google Authenticator in one go.
Password vault for iPhone, iPad and Mac
We see zero.
You see everything.
Passwords, passkeys, 2FA codes, documents and SSH keys, encrypted on your own device and stored in your own iCloud. No account with us, no servers of ours, nobody looking over your shoulder.
Coming soon to the App Store · iPhone, iPad and MacYour vault, your iCloud
Your vault isn’t with us, but encrypted in your own iCloud. Instantly on your iPhone, iPad and Mac, and at hand even without internet.
One glance and you’re in
Face ID on iPhone and iPad, Touch ID on the Mac. After a few minutes the vault locks itself again.
More than a password
Every item starts simple: name, username, password and website. Add the rest when you need it.
- + Email and username
- + 2FA
- + Recovery codes
- + IBAN
- + PIN
- + Document
- + Developer
- + SSH key
- + Custom field
And also
- Apple Watch: 2FA codes on your wrist
- Passkeys via your own iCloud
- AutoFill on iPhone, iPad and Mac
- Extension for Chrome, Edge and Brave
- Save logins from the browser
- Quick search on the Mac (⇧⌘Space)
- SSH agent for git and ssh
- Passwords and tokens in Terminal
- Recovery key and emergency kit
- Import from 15 apps
- Transfer, passkeys included
- Find and merge duplicates
- Read QR codes from your screen
- Recovery codes from a .txt or PDF
- Servers and IP addresses masked
- Questions and ideas from within the app
- Noir and Ivory
- English and Dutch
The bank letter, kept safe
Scan a letter with your PIN or activation code. Sifrvault turns it into a small black-and-white PDF, encrypted in your vault.
Switching, both ways
Move your passwords and passkeys straight over from Apple Passwords and other apps, or pick an export from Bitwarden, 1Password, Chrome and eleven others. Sifrvault merges duplicates. And if you ever want to leave, everything comes along just as easily. You’re never locked in.
Fill in where you sign in
No more copying. Sifrvault fills in your username and password, and on iPhone, iPad and in Safari your 2FA code too.
iPhone and iPadevery browser and app
Safari on the MacAutoFill
Chrome, Edge and Bravewith the Sifrvault extension
Any app on the Mac⇧⌘Space and paste
Sign in with a passkeyFace ID or Touch ID
New account in the browserstrong password, saved
Always easy to find
Folders, favorites and search that puts the best match first. ‘git’ finds GitHub, not DigitalOcean.
Bank details and PIN behind Face ID
Always hidden. Shown and copied only after Face ID or Touch ID. An IBAN neatly groups itself.
Price
€14.99
a year · less than 5 cents a day
Or €39.99 once, for life. With Family Sharing, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Without a licence your vault stays readable. The App Store shows the price in your currency.
Free for the first 14 daysForgot your master password? You can get back in.
When you set up, you get a recovery key and an emergency kit to print. Or use Face ID on a device you already have. We can’t reset anything, and that’s exactly the point.
Passkeys, right in your vault
Sign in without a password, with Face ID or Touch ID. Sifrvault creates and stores your passkeys next to your password and 2FA code, and syncs them to all your devices through your own iCloud. Not tied to one company: your vault, your keys.
For your servers too
Router, NAS, Proxmox or a client’s admin panel: Sifrvault recognises IP addresses and names like nas.local. The right password for the right server, and lists never show the full address. Whoever looks over your shoulder or sees your screenshot doesn’t learn your network.
How your vault is locked
Everything is encrypted before it leaves your device. In this order:
Your master password becomes a keyOnly on your device, deliberately slow.
PBKDF2 · 600,000 roundsThat key opens your vault key256 bits, only for your vault.
AES-256-GCMEvery item encrypted separatelyFolders, notes and documents too.
AES-256-GCM · per itemYour own iCloud stores itApple sees encrypted blocks, we see nothing.
CloudKit · privateFace ID stays on the deviceThe key never goes to iCloud.
Secure EnclaveAll about security, including what Sifrvault does not protect against →
Why Sifrvault? Because zero is enough.
I wanted a password vault that doesn’t sit on yet another company’s server, doesn’t ask for a subscription to their cloud, and simply keeps my 2FA codes, recovery codes and SSH keys too. It didn’t exist the way I wanted it. So I made it.
Your passwords on their server
Not on our serversWe have no servers. Your vault lives in your iCloud.
Another account, another email
No accountYour Apple Account is enough. You sign up for nothing with us.
Trackers in your password app
Zero trackersNo analytics, no ads. Not on this site either.
2FA in yet another app
Authenticator built inCodes with your login, moved over from Google in one go.
Developers forgotten
SSH, API and secretsPrivate keys, client secrets and recovery codes, kept tidy.
Lost the letter with your PIN
Documents in your vaultScanned, stored encrypted, always easy to find.
Forgot your password, lost it all
Recovery keyBack in with your emergency kit or Face ID.
Paying again every month
One price, everything included€14.99 a year, or once for life.
- Everyone with an iPhone
- Mac users
- Developers
- Freelancers
- Families
Safe doesn’t have to be complicated. Zero is enough.
Dogac Akdag, maker of Sifrvault
Why not just Apple Passwords?
Apple Passwords is free and already on your iPhone. For passwords alone, it’s fine. Sifrvault is for everything around them: your 2FA and recovery codes, the letter from the bank, your bank details and PINs, your keys as a developer. Just as private, in your own iCloud, but with no account or server with us. And to be fair: below you’ll also see where Apple or an online password manager is stronger.
| Topic | Sifrvault | Apple Passwords | Online password managers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account with the provider needed | No, your Apple Account is enough | No, your Apple Account | Yes |
| Where is your vault? | Encrypted in your own iCloud | In your own iCloud | On the provider’s servers |
| Price | €14.99 a year or once for life | Free, built in | Usually a subscription |
| 2FA codes with your login | ✓ | ✓ | Often only in paid plans |
| Recovery codes you tick off | ✓ | – | Sometimes, as a separate field |
| Scan a bank letter as a PDF | ✓ | – | Attachments, usually paid |
| Bank account and PIN behind Face ID | ✓ | – | As a card or note |
| SSH and API keys, custom fields | ✓ | – | Varies |
| Email and username per login | ✓ | – | Varies |
| Switching: duplicates merged automatically | ✓ | – | Varies |
| Quick search on the Mac (⇧⌘Space) | ✓ | – | Often |
| 2FA codes on your Apple Watch | ✓ | – | Sometimes |
| SSH agent for git and ssh, with Touch ID | ✓ | – | Sometimes |
| Passwords and tokens in Terminal | ✓ | – | Often, with a separate program |
| Recovery key and printable emergency kit | ✓ | Via Apple Account recovery | Often |
| Transfer to another app, with passkeys | ✓ | ✓ | Increasingly |
| Passkeys | ✓ | ✓ | Often |
| Windows and Android | No, only iPhone, iPad and Mac | Via iCloud for Windows | ✓ |
Online password managers: services with their own account and servers, such as 1Password, Bitwarden or LastPass. Features differ per service and plan. As of October 2026. How Sifrvault secures your vault: see Security.
The browser extension for Chrome, Edge and Brave works together with the Sifrvault app on your Mac; without the Mac app it does nothing.
On the roadmap
Sifrvault grows with what you need. Your questions and ideas decide what comes first, so the order isn’t fixed. Here too: no account, no server, zero data with us.
Next
- Passkeys in Chrome, Edge and Brave on the Mac
- Offline backup with your YubiKey
- Share passwords with your family
- Recovery via iCloud Keychain (optional)
Missing something? Send a question or idea from within the app, or via Support.
Frequently asked questions
Can you see my passwords?
No. Everything is encrypted on your device and we have no server. There’s nothing to get from us.
Where is my vault?
On your own devices, and encrypted in the private database of your own iCloud. Changes reach your other devices within seconds.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Sifrvault uses your Apple Account. You sign up for nothing with us.
What does Sifrvault cost?
€14.99 a year after 14 days free, or €39.99 once for life. With Family Sharing. You pay through the App Store, in your own currency.
What if my licence expires?
Your vault stays readable: viewing, copying, filling in and exporting keep working. You never lose anything.
Can I switch from my current app?
Yes. Bitwarden, 1Password, Apple Passwords, Chrome, LastPass and ten others. Export, pick the file, done. From two apps at once? Sifrvault merges the duplicates for you.
More answers in the guide.