Password manager · privacy first

Remember one password.
Stax Pass remembers the rest.

Stax Pass is a password manager—a private app that stores the logins you use every day, creates strong unique passwords for each site, and keeps them locked so only you can open them.

45 days free · No credit card required · Cancel anytime

  • No ads
  • No data selling
  • Encrypt before sync
On-device key path
nonce ciphertext tag
Vault ledger live · protected
0xA1
Encryption at restXChaCha20-Poly1305
sealed
0xB2
Unlock costArgon2id · 64 MiB
sealed
0xC3
Sign-in proofOPAQUE · RFC 9807
sealed
0xD4
Readable fieldsDevice-local only
sealed
Sync carries ciphertext onlyRecovery: user-held

01 Start here

What is a password manager?

In plain English: it’s a secure place that remembers your passwords so you don’t have to—and so you stop reusing the same one everywhere.

The problem

Too many accounts. Too many passwords.

Email, banking, shopping, work, school, health portals—each wants a login. Reusing one password is easy… until one breach unlocks the rest of your digital life.

  • Sticky notes and browser “remember me”
  • The same base password with a different number
  • Reset emails every time you forget
The idea

One strong key. Many unique locks.

You choose one long password for Stax Pass. The app creates and stores a different strong password for every site. You unlock the vault; Stax Pass fills in the rest when you need it.

  • Unique password for each account
  • Notes and small files kept with the login
  • Recovery phrase you hold separately
1
Save a login once

Website, username, and a generated password—together in your vault.

2
Lock it on your device

Sensitive fields are encrypted before anything is prepared for sync.

3
Use it when you need it

Unlock Stax Pass, open the account, copy or fill the password—without memorizing it.

02 Where Stax Pass fits

Not just a list—a private vault you can understand.

Stax Pass is built so protection happens on your device first. The service can store and move protected records without needing the ordinary readable password. We name the cryptography and say clearly what it cannot do.

  • Passwords Unique logins for every site
  • Private notes Context that belongs with the account
  • Small files Keys and recovery codes, not a photo dump
  • Your recovery A phrase you control—no company spare key
01Passwords · notes · files

One private home for the credentials life depends on.

02Encrypt before sync

The service routes protected records—not plaintext secrets.

03Recovery you hold

Password and recovery phrase are independent paths.

How protection works

From save to unlock—one clear path.

New credential
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unique · high-entropy · bound to this account

Step 01 · Create

Give every account its own credential.

Use the generator so the password has no relationship to your name, birthday, or passwords used elsewhere. Memory is no longer the bottleneck.

Vault contents

What lives behind the seal.

01 / Passwords

Unique logins

Website, username, generated secret, labels—kept together and sealed.

02 / Notes

Private context

Recovery contacts, purpose, and the details sticky notes used to hold.

03 / Files

Small keys

PEM keys, certificates, recovery-code files—beside the login they serve.

04 / Recovery

User-held path

A 12- or 24-word phrase outside the app. No company spare key.

Crypto layers

Named tools.
Clear jobs.

Open any layer for a full plain-English walkthrough: what it is, how it works, a concrete example, what it means for Stax Pass, and the honest boundary.

Full visual security guide

! Honest boundary

We protect the vault. We do not hold a spare key.

Lost password? Use your recovery phrase.

Lost phrase? Use your password—and replace recovery soon.

Lost both? Encrypted data cannot be decrypted. Support cannot bypass it.

? FAQ

Before you depend on it.

It’s an app that stores your logins securely so you can use a different strong password for every site without memorizing them. You unlock the manager with one main password; it remembers the rest.

You get a 45-day free trial with no credit card required. After that, Family is $0.99/month or $9.99/year for 1–4 members, and Family Plus is $1.99/month or $19.98/year for 1–8 members. Every member gets their own account and login.

No. Start with email, banking, and your mobile carrier. Add the rest as you use them.

Sensitive fields are designed to be encrypted on your device before synchronization. The service stores protected records, not ordinary readable passwords.

No. Unique passwords and multi-factor authentication protect against different failures. Use both.

$ Simple pricing

Start free. Pick a plan when you’re ready.

Every plan includes a 45-day free trial with no credit card required. Each family member gets their own account and login—not one shared password.

45-day free trial

Full access to try Stax Pass. No credit card to start. No surprise charges.

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Family

1–4 members

Perfect for you, a partner, and kids—or a small household.

$0.99 per month
or
$9.99 per year
  • 1–4 family members
  • Each person gets their own account and login
  • Passwords, private notes, and small files
  • Encrypt on device before sync
  • 45-day free trial · no credit card
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Prices are per plan, not per person. Every member still unlocks with their own credentials—so privacy stays personal inside the family. Any renewal price and cancellation terms are shown before purchase.

Stax Pass

Seal every secret.
Keep the key yours.

One unique password per account. Start with 45 days free—no credit card required.

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