Myki (password manager)

Myki is a password manager and authenticator application. It is designed to securely store and manage user passwords, login credentials, and other sensitive information. Myki aims to simplify the process of logging into websites and applications while enhancing security by eliminating the need to remember multiple passwords.

Myki differs from some traditional password managers in that it stores password data locally on the user's device, rather than in a cloud-based server. This design choice prioritizes user privacy and security by minimizing the potential for data breaches in a centralized cloud environment. Data is protected using encryption.

Key features of Myki generally include:

• Password Storage: Securely stores usernames and passwords for various websites and applications.
• Password Generation: Creates strong, unique passwords to improve account security.
• Automatic Login: Automatically fills in login credentials on websites and applications.
• Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Integrates with 2FA services to provide an extra layer of security.
• Offline Access: Allows access to stored passwords even without an internet connection, due to the local storage design.
• Cross-Platform Compatibility: Available on multiple platforms such as iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS.
• Secure Notes: Enables the storage of sensitive notes, such as credit card information or personal identification numbers.
• Password Sharing: Provides a secure way to share passwords with trusted individuals or groups.

Myki is aimed at both individual users and teams who need a secure and convenient way to manage passwords and improve overall online security. The emphasis on local storage and offline access are often touted as significant advantages over purely cloud-based solutions.