Items and what they hold
A vault holds five types of item. All are encrypted the same way, and the type is bound into each item’s authentication tag, so a server cannot relabel one.
| Type | What it holds | Autofills |
|---|---|---|
| Login | Username, password, site | Yes, on its own site only |
| Card | Cardholder, number, expiry, security code, optional PIN | Yes (extension) |
| Identity | Name, company, email, phone, address, date of birth, national ID | Yes (extension) |
| Authenticator | A TOTP secret and the shape of its codes | Yes, into a one-time-code field (extension) |
| Secure note | A name and free text | No |
Creating and editing
Use the New item button (the extension’s header, or + on Android’s Vault screen) and pick a type. The same form edits an existing item. Fields you use every time are always shown; the rest start as add-chips and become fields once tapped.
Every change is stored as a new encrypted version of the item. Nothing is modified in place.
Deleting
Deleting moves an item to Trash, where it can be restored. Emptying it, or purging one item, is permanent: the content is replaced and cannot be recovered.
Copying secrets
Copy buttons put a value on the clipboard. On Android the clipboard is cleared after 30 seconds, but only if nothing else was copied in the meantime.
Favorites and sorting (Android)
Tap the heart on an item to favorite it. The Vault list sorts last-used first by default, and that history stays on the device.
The Android layout
The bottom tabs are Vault (logins, with tiles for Cards, Identities and Notes), Codes (live authenticator codes) and Settings.