Encrypted before they leave
Your device encrypts your saved passwords. The server stores encrypted data, rather than readable passwords.
A little less to remember. A lot more peace of mind.
Give your logins a home. Compass keeps your passwords encrypted and ready when you need them, so you can get on with your day.
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Private before it leaves.
See where encryption happens, and what the server actually receives.
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- Password
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Encrypted payload
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— — —Ready when you areThe server does not receive a readable password.
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Start on your device
A saved password begins on your device. It does not need to travel as readable text.
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PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your passwords. Your business.
A password manager should make life easier without making your private information anyone else's business. Compass encrypts your passwords on your device, before they are stored on the server.
A fresh key for each login
Each login session uses new keys, limiting the exposure of one session to another.
Ready for the everyday
Use your saved credentials to sign in to websites, games, and desktop apps with Compass.
FROM SAVED TO SIGNED IN
What happens to a password?
Three moments that make the idea of an encrypted vault a little more tangible.
••••••••••••On your device
01Save it on your device
Add a login to Compass. Your password is encrypted locally before it leaves your device.
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02Store it encrypted
The encrypted version is stored on the server. Compass does not need to read your password to keep it there.
•••••• → ✓At login
03Use it when you need it
Unlock Compass and use the saved login. Auto-login helps you get into your account without typing the password.
ONE PASSWORD TO LOOK AFTER
Your master password is the important one.
Choose a strong, unique master password and keep a safe record of it. It protects access to your vault, so treat it differently from an everyday login.
Zero knowledge means Compass cannot read your saved passwords. Keeping your master password safe is an essential part of that design.
A few things to know
What is a password manager?
It gives your account credentials a single home. Instead of remembering or repeatedly typing each password, you save your logins in an encrypted vault and use them when you need them.
Can Compass read my passwords?
Compass uses a zero-knowledge design: passwords are encrypted on your device before server storage. The server stores encrypted data, not your readable passwords.
Can I share access without sending a password?
Yes. Compass supports a request, approval, and use flow for shared access, so you can give someone access without showing them the password.See the sharing workflow
Where can I use Compass?
Compass is currently available for Windows. It supports auto-login for websites, games, and desktop apps. Visit the download page for the available release.
Make room for something other than passwords.
Start with Compass for Windows and give your logins a place of their own.