Lockbird Password Manager stores logins, card details, licence keys and private notes in a single encrypted vault. The vault is sealed with AES-256 and unlocked with a master password that is never written to disk and never leaves the machine, so nobody holding the vault file can read what is inside it.
The browser extension recognises a saved site and fills the login for you, and offers to generate a long random password whenever it sees a sign-up form. A built-in authenticator produces six-digit two-factor codes alongside the password they belong to, which removes the usual scramble for a phone at the login screen.
A security review flags passwords that are weak, reused across several accounts, or old enough to be worth changing, and sorts them by how much each one matters. Vaults can be shared with family members with per-entry permissions, so a bank login stays private while the streaming account does not.
AES-256 encrypted vault with a zero-knowledge master password
Browser autofill and capture on Chrome, Edge and Firefox
Built-in TOTP authenticator for two-factor codes
Password generator with adjustable length and character rules
Security review for weak, reused and ageing credentials
Encrypted storage for cards, licence keys, documents and notes
Shared vaults with per-entry permissions for up to 5 people
Offline-first: sync is optional, not required
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