Organize your credentials hierarchically: Projects contain Services (AWS, GitHub, etc.), and each Service can store multiple credentials.
Share entire projects with team members using OPAQUE protocol. Access is controlled by project-specific passwords shared out-of-band.
Owner Shares
Search username, select user, share project
External Password
Owner shares project password via secure channel
Decrypt & Access
Collaborator enters password to view services
OPAQUE Protocol Security: All sharing uses cryptographic protocols. No role-based access control — project passwords provide all-or-nothing access. LockPulse servers never see decrypted data.
Enter a passphrase and an optional service name. Same inputs always produce the same password.
Your passphrase can be any phrase you can remember. The service name (e.g. GitHub) scopes it so the same phrase gives a different password per site.
The combination is processed through SHA-256 on the server — cryptographically one-way. Your inputs are never stored.
Same passphrase + service + options → same password every time. Choose any length up to 400 characters.