FIDO2 passkeys
For the sites that already let you sign in without a password. Zelvoq acts as the security key and you confirm on its screen.
Your digital vault, in a physical device
Zelvoq keeps your passwords, verification codes and passkeys on a device you control, without connecting to the Internet or relying on the cloud or our servers. Unlock it, pick the account, tap “Type” and Zelvoq enters the password for you.
All your computer ever receives
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Your PIN goes straight into Zelvoq. Even if the computer is logging keystrokes, you never type your vault PIN there.
Pick the account you need. Your favorites stay on top.
Tap “Type” and the password is typed into the field, over a cable or Bluetooth. It never touches the clipboard.
When you need a new one, Zelvoq generates it with its own source of randomness and saves it straight to the vault. You don't need to see it, memorize it or type it.
Zelvoq generates credentials designed to be secure without making everyday use needlessly awkward.
Passwords are designed to work consistently when Zelvoq types them on different computers and setups.
New credentials are created right inside Zelvoq. They don't need to go through our servers.
Zelvoq helps cut down on combinations that are too simple or predictable.
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This demo is generated in your browser. In Zelvoq, the randomness comes from the device's hardware.
For the sites that already let you sign in without a password. Zelvoq acts as the security key and you confirm on its screen.
The six-digit code your bank or email asks for sits right next to its account. No hunting for your phone.
Search by name and keep your favorites on top.
The key that opens your vault combines something you know (your PIN) with a secret protected inside Zelvoq's cryptographic chip. That secret never leaves the chip. Copying the device's memory isn't enough to decrypt the vault.
Zelvoq doesn't connect to the Internet or sync your vault with external servers. Its job is to store, protect and type your credentials without relying on a network connection.
US, Spain and Latin American keyboard layouts, so ñ, @ and symbols come out exactly as you saved them.
Keep personal, work, project or other credentials apart. Each profile has its own PIN or pattern and its own vault.
Export an encrypted copy in KDBX format, compatible with KeePass and KeePassXC. If you lose or replace your Zelvoq, your vault isn't trapped in a proprietary format.
Plug it in or use it as a Bluetooth keyboard. The radio only turns on while Zelvoq is unlocked and ready to type, and turns off when you lock it.
Every record is encrypted and authenticated on its own, inside Zelvoq.
If you left it on, Zelvoq won't type your password in the wrong case: it stops and tells you.
It leaves a short pause between keys so virtual machines and remote desktops don't drop characters.
A backup only counts once your computer has read all of it. If the copy gets cut off, it won't tell you you're up to date.
Why a separate device?
Zelvoq generates, stores and decrypts your credentials inside its own hardware. Your PIN is entered on its screen, and the vault doesn't need to be loaded in the browser or synced with a server to work.
It keeps working even if Zelvoq disappears tomorrow. You don't need a Zelvoq account or our servers to open your vault. And your backups use KDBX, a format compatible with KeePass.
Specifications may change before launch.
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