I’m working on an app which will change your passwords automatically! It will read your current passwords, log in to the website, then update it to a more secure password.
Sign up for the waitlist: https://thepassword.app! Once the app is ready, I’ll contact you and see if you’re interested in trying it out.
A little bit of background on why I decided to build this app, I saw that Chrome’s Password Checkup tools shows I have 77 passwords that I need to change for several reasons. Some passwords are compromised and available in some corner of the dark web, or I’ve reused some passwords (I used the same password a lot back in college) or they’re just plain weak passwords. Since there were so many, I focused on the most important sites and started to change the passwords, but I quickly got tired. It was the same repetitive actions - log in, go to the change password screen, have Google suggest a password, make sure it’s stored, then move to the next. I wished there was a way to automate this digital labor of keeping my accounts secure. That’s when I started exploring a solution for this problem - what if there was a way to automatically rotate my passwords to something more secure? Better yet, what if that solution could rotate my passwords every 3 months? Even better, what if I could just delete accounts in websites that I don’t care about anymore, so that removes the need of even having to manage the password?
Some traits of the Password Manager Pro app:
(1) It’s a desktop application (macOS only to start) using electron
(2) Deploys agents to navigate a local browser in headless mode to update your passwords
(3) All of your passwords stay on your laptop - they are never sent to the cloud
(4) Passwords are hidden from the AI agents through masking techniques
(5) All of the updated passwords are downloaded as a .csv so you can upload them back to your password manager and use them
Again, I’m looking for interested people to join the waitlist:https://thepassword.app. You can also contact me at [email protected] for any questions or comments about it.
If done right, this app can provide instant peace of mind for users who care about security but don’t have the time to properly enforce it.
A little bit of background on why I decided to build this app, I saw that Chrome’s Password Checkup tools shows I have 77 passwords that I need to change for several reasons. Some passwords are compromised and available in some corner of the dark web, or I’ve reused some passwords (I used the same password a lot back in college) or they’re just plain weak passwords. Since there were so many, I focused on the most important sites and started to change the passwords, but I quickly got tired. It was the same repetitive actions - log in, go to the change password screen, have Google suggest a password, make sure it’s stored, then move to the next. I wished there was a way to automate this digital labor of keeping my accounts secure. That’s when I started exploring a solution for this problem - what if there was a way to automatically rotate my passwords to something more secure? Better yet, what if that solution could rotate my passwords every 3 months? Even better, what if I could just delete accounts in websites that I don’t care about anymore, so that removes the need of even having to manage the password?
Some traits of the Password Manager Pro app: (1) It’s a desktop application (macOS only to start) using electron (2) Deploys agents to navigate a local browser in headless mode to update your passwords (3) All of your passwords stay on your laptop - they are never sent to the cloud (4) Passwords are hidden from the AI agents through masking techniques (5) All of the updated passwords are downloaded as a .csv so you can upload them back to your password manager and use them
Again, I’m looking for interested people to join the waitlist:https://thepassword.app. You can also contact me at [email protected] for any questions or comments about it.
If done right, this app can provide instant peace of mind for users who care about security but don’t have the time to properly enforce it.