Most password managers store millions of users' data in the cloud — creating a massive target for attackers. A single breach can compromise the personal data of millions. But Encryptilock is different: your vault is stored locally on your own device, never uploaded or synced, and locked behind one of the strongest encryption standards available — AES-256.

And while browsers may offer to “remember your passwords for free,” it's worth asking: what are they doing with that data? Where is it stored? Who can access it? These services often prioritize convenience over transparency — and your credentials are just one sync error or silent policy change away from exposure.

Encryptilock is built for people who care about privacy. There's no cloud to breach, no servers to attack, and no accounts to compromise. Hacking your personal computer directly is already difficult — but even if someone tried, they'd still have to break through industry-leading encryption. That's security by isolation, not illusion.