Shopping
Orchard Market
you@inbox.invalid
The password you choose
Email aliases. Passwords. Account mail.
Your email goes everywhere.
It doesn’t have to.
Give every account its own email address and password.
Keep its login, messages, and security updates together in Vaultless.
Three websites. What do they get?
Streaming
Northwind Video
you@inbox.invalid
The password you choose
Travel
Atlas Travel
you@inbox.invalid
The password you choose
Your everyday address is now with all three.
The same email for each accountEvery sign-up adds another place that keeps the email you use everywhere else.
Shopping
Orchard Market
orchard@demo.invalid
Its own saved password
Streaming
Northwind Video
northwind@demo.invalid
Its own saved password
Travel
Atlas Travel
atlas@demo.invalid
Its own saved password
Separate sign-ins. One place to manage them.
Your personal email stays out of these sign-upsRead their mail in Vaultless, or forward it to your usual inbox.
Illustrated with fictional accounts. Nothing is created or changed.
Why this matters
You leave the website.
Your details stay behind.
Every store and subscription keeps the email address you give it. Use the same one everywhere, and a leak from an old account can expose the address you still depend on.
You can reset a password.
You can’t unshare an email.
Once your address is leaked or passed on, you can’t take back those copies. Replacing the personal address you use for all your accounts is a much bigger job.
One reused password
can become several problems.
If a leaked password also opens other accounts, each of them needs attention. A different password for every account breaks that pattern.
The code is in your inbox.
The login is somewhere else.
Verification codes, receipts, and security notices belong to an account. Keeping them with its login makes them easier to find.
Meet Vaultless
Your login and its mail,
kept together.
Open an account to find its email address, saved password, messages, and breach-check history.
A separate address for each accountGive the website
Give the website
an address of its own.
An alias is a working email address you use instead of your personal one. Create one for each account, then read its mail in Vaultless or forward it to your existing inbox.
Pause forwarding for one alias without affecting the others. If you replace an address, update the email on the website before retiring the old alias.
Try pausing forwarding in the example
Your address for Orchard
Used for sign-in and mail
Email aliasorchard@demo.invalid
Your personal address isn’t used in this sign-up.
Store Vaultless Your inbox
Vaultless Your inboxMail arrives in Vaultless and is forwarded to your usual inbox.
Passwords made on your deviceDifferent passwords.
Different passwords.
Less to remember.
Vaultless creates passwords using your two-part Master Key and the account’s saved settings. Save the login with its account, then use AutoFill when you return.
A leaked password for one account isn’t the password for another. You still need to secure the affected account.
You keep your Master Key. Vaultless cannot recover it for you.
Orchard Market
orchard-market.invalid
Emailorchard@demo.invalid
Saved password•••• •••• •••• •••• Protected on your device
Ready for AutoFill
Fill this login on the matching website.
orchard-market.invalidYou choose the login and confirm the sign-in on the website.
Mail sorted by accountFind the code
Find the code
with the login.
Read mail for one account, or open Mail for messages across all your aliases. Reply, search, keep drafts, and follow deliveries found in your messages.
The verification message, receipt, and delivery update stay with the account they belong to. You can keep forwarding them to your usual inbox, too.
Open a message in the example
Orchard Market
3 messagesDelivery updates, tooTrack packages found in your mail.
These messages illustrate the feature. No real mail is loaded.
Know what needs attentionReview the account
Review the account
behind a breach alert.
Enable breach monitoring to check whether your email addresses appear in known breaches. Review an exposed account and prepare a replacement address when needed.
Vaultless can prepare a new alias. You change the login email on the website before retiring the old address.
Checks send the full email address to Have I Been Pwned, never your password or Master Key. No known exposure isn’t a guarantee.
Review this account
An alias appeared in a breach.
orchard@demo.invalid
- 1Review the affected account.
Change its password on the website.
- 2Prepare a replacement address if needed.
Use the new alias in the website’s account settings.
- 3Confirm the change before retiring the old alias.
Keep access while you finish the update.
An illustrative alert, not a live breach check.
See how this works from signup to signing in again.
Walk through one accountCheck for yourself
Has your email appeared in a data breach?
Check whether your address appears in known breach records. Vaultless gives each account a separate email and password, so the same sign-in details aren’t shared across websites.
Check your email on Have I Been Pwned, opens in a new tab
Enter your email on Have I Been Pwned. This website doesn’t collect it.
What does the result mean?Why I built Vaultless
I wanted an offline password manager.
A note from the founderVaultless started as a password manager I was building for myself in Excel. So much of our information already lives in cloud services. I wanted to keep my passwords offline.
The spreadsheet became a private app. Over time, that personal project grew into Vaultless.
Get in touchThat starts with passwords on your device. Your Master Key and readable passwords stay local. Mail uses servers. Keep your Key safe and set up recovery for your account data.
The iPhone beta
Try it with
your next signup.
Start free with up to five email aliases. Move other accounts over when you’re ready.