Keep the whole story.
Logins, secure notes, tags, custom fields, security questions, and password history belong together.
Explore the Qi editor ↗v0.1.3 · Early access Your passwords.
Your passwords.
Your device.
Your Ring.
A quieter way to keep your digital life together. Passwords, two-factor codes, and private notes, in one encrypted home on your computer.
Linux · Windows · macOS / Free & open source
A place for every little secret
Right where you left it.Your Ring lives on your device.
01 / LOCAL
No account to create.
Start with a master password. Your encrypted Ring stays on your computer.
02 / OFFLINE
Ready without a connection.
Open your Ring, generate passwords, and check their health offline.
03 / OPEN
Nothing behind a curtain.
Read the source, follow development, and understand how your data is handled.
A little less scattered
More than a list
of passwords.
A saved entry is a Qi. Your encrypted collection is a Ring. A few simple ideas to bring the important things together.
Make strong your default.
Save password profiles with your own length and character rules. Generate a fresh password when you need one.
Meet password profiles ↗Keep a way back.
Save your recovery key, make encrypted backups, and use local snapshots to protect against mistakes.
Plan your backups ↗Local by design
Your vault doesn’t
need a cloud.
QiRing has no cloud-sync backend, online account, or app telemetry. Encryption and password-health checks happen on your device.
Understand the security model YOUR DEVICE
Your master password
Your encrypted RingLogins · notes · profiles
You choose your backup destination.
A considered first step
Make yourself
at home.
Getting started takes a few deliberate steps. The guide walks you through each one.
Open the user guide ↗- 01
Pick your platform.
Choose an installer or a portable archive for your computer.
- 02
Create your Ring.
Set a master password and record your recovery key somewhere safe and separate.
- 03
Bring your essentials.
Add your first Qi, or preview and map a CSV import from another tool.
Small app. Important things.
A Ring of your own.
QiRing is in early development. Start with test data and keep independent backups.