VaultLock PRO Password Manager

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A private browser vault for passwords, secure notes, TOTP codes, and recovery-protected access.

VaultLock PRO is an interactive password manager that creates an encrypted vault directly in the browser. A user chooses a master password, records a generated recovery key, and then manages passwords and secure notes through a dashboard. Password records can include a username, website, category, TOTP secret, tags, notes, and favorite status. The dashboard summarizes password health, weak and reused credentials, favorites, categories, and recent updates. A separate generator creates random passwords, passphrases, or PINs with configurable options.

Highlights

Local Encryption

AES-GCM browser vault

Recovery Access

Twelve-word recovery key

Secure Notes

Create and edit notes

TOTP Support

Live 2FA code display

Health Dashboard

Weak and reused checks

Flexible Generator

Passwords, phrases, PINs

How to Use

Create a vault
Enter and confirm a master password of at least eight characters, then select Create Vault. The app generates a recovery key before opening the encrypted workspace.
Store the recovery key
Write down the displayed twelve-word recovery key and keep it outside the browser in a safe location. Confirm that it has been saved to enter the vault.
Add credentials
Open Passwords and select Add Password. Enter the account title and any useful username, password, website, category, TOTP secret, tags, or notes, then save the record. It appears in the searchable and filterable list.
Create secure notes
Open Secure Notes, select New Note, and provide a title and encrypted content. Saved notes appear as cards and can be reopened, edited, saved again, or deleted.
Generate secrets
Open Generator and choose Random, Passphrase, or PIN. Adjust the available length and character options, generate a new value, and use the copy control when needed.
Review vault health
Return to Dashboard to review totals, health percentage, weak or reused password counts, favorites, category distribution, and recently updated records.