Four kinds of generator
Strong passwords, passphrases, PINs and Wi-Fi passwords, with presets and strength notes to understand password quality.
Generate strong passwords and keep them in a local encrypted vault on your Android device. No account, no ads, no cloud sync.
Features
Strong passwords, passphrases, PINs and Wi-Fi passwords, with presets and strength notes to understand password quality.
Save credentials in an encrypted vault that stays on your device. SketySoft does not operate a cloud vault or account system.
Review the vault for weak, old or duplicate passwords and see which ones need attention.
Protect access with a PIN and supported device biometrics. The app never receives or stores fingerprint or face data.
Export and import vault backups encrypted with AES-256-GCM and a passphrase you choose (PBKDF2, 600,000 iterations). You decide where the file is saved.
Optional local reminders when passwords get old, generated by the app on your device.
The app interface is available in 38 languages, with an in-app language picker and themes.
Try it
A small web demo of the idea behind the app's generator. It runs entirely in your browser.
Web demo · generated in your browser with crypto.getRandomValues — nothing is sent or stored. This is a demo, not the Password Forge app.
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Try a strong password
This password generator demo runs in your browser and needs JavaScript. Password Forge has a generator built into the app.
About the app
Password Forge is SketySoft’s first product: a privacy-focused password generator and local encrypted vault for Android, built for people who want a simple, private password tool without accounts, ads, subscriptions or cloud sync.
It generates strong passwords, passphrases, PINs and Wi-Fi passwords, keeps credentials in an encrypted vault on the device, and helps you spot weak, old or duplicate passwords. Website icons for saved entries are loaded from public icon services using only the site’s domain; your vault data is never sent to SketySoft.
Under the hood, the whole vault database is encrypted with SQLCipher using a random 256-bit key, and passwords are encrypted again field by field with AES-256-GCM. That key is only ever stored wrapped: either by a key derived from your PIN with Argon2id, or by a hardware-backed Android Keystore key that asks for a strong biometric check on every use. It is held in memory only while the vault is unlocked. Android cloud backup is turned off for the app, so the vault leaves the device only as an encrypted export you create.
Built natively with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose for Android 13 and later, with more than 180 automated tests. CI runs lint and unit tests on every change to the main branch, and a release job is set up to build signed bundles for Google Play’s internal testing track. It is being prepared for public release.