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FrostVault Pro

Every big password manager stores your passwords on their servers — and their breaches make the news. FrostVault keeps your vault on your own computer, encrypted, opened by your master password. Nothing to breach because nothing leaves your PC. Pro adds the conveniences: browser autofill, family vault sharing, and a breach watch that warns you when a password you use shows up in a known leak.

Planned price: $59 one-time Windows 10 & 11 100% offline vault

FrostVault Pro artwork — vault door with keyhole and password dots

What's Inside

Your passwords. Your machine. Your rules.

Offline encrypted vault — one master password unlocks a strongly encrypted vault stored only on your PC. We never see it, sync it, or store it.
Browser autofill (Pro) — fill logins in your browser without giving a cloud service your keys.
Family vault sharing (Pro) — share selected logins with family members as encrypted vault files you hand over yourself — no accounts, no servers.
Breach watch (Pro) — checks your saved passwords against known leak lists and flags the ones to change.
Password generator — strong, unique passwords for every site, so one leak can't unlock your whole life.
Plain-English design — built for people who were told to “use a password manager” and handed something bewildering. This one isn't.

Already available: FrostVault (Basic) — $29.99

The original FrostVault offline password manager is on sale today in our Gumroad store. Pro is its bigger sibling — autofill, family sharing, and breach watch — and Basic owners will hear about Pro first.

See FrostVault Basic on Gumroad →

Launch List

FrostVault Pro — planned at $59, one-time

No subscription, no cloud account, no renewal. Join the launch list for one email when Pro ships.

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What's included (at launch)

FrostVault Pro app for Windows 10 & 11
Offline vault, autofill, family sharing, breach watch
Import help for moving from another manager
Email support: frizzlelogger@gmail.com

Honest notes

Offline means you hold the only copy — the built-in backup/export exists for a reason, and the app reminds you.
If you forget your master password, nobody can recover the vault — that's the point of real encryption. The app says so, plainly, at setup.

FrostVault Pro FAQ

How is this safer than a cloud password manager?

Cloud managers are one big target: breach their servers and millions of vaults are at risk. FrostVault's vault file sits encrypted on your own PC. An attacker would need your machine and your master password.

Does it work on my phone?

FrostVault Pro is a Windows product. Family sharing passes encrypted vault files between PCs; a phone companion isn't part of the launch scope, and we won't claim otherwise.