Why I built it
Password managers are essential, but the experience can still feel distant or unnecessarily complex. I wanted a tool that made security understandable: a dedicated space, clear controls, and only the functions that genuinely help.
Loky is built around that idea. Each customer receives a personal address and a separate environment, while infrastructure, updates, and maintenance remain managed behind the scenes.
What it protects
Credentials and notesPasswords, accounts, and private notes stay organised in categories and are easy to find.
Encrypted attachmentsDocuments and files can be stored alongside the relevant credential.
Two-factor authenticationTemporary codes and one-time recovery codes add another layer to access.
History and recoveryPrevious versions and a protected trash area make accidental changes less final.
Security without theatre
Content is stored encrypted, the main password is not kept in recoverable form, and the service uses no advertising trackers. The result is a password manager designed to be private, understandable, and dependable.