On your phone too
The same vault, in your pocket — on iPhone and on Android. Unlock with Face ID or fingerprint, with the key kept in your phone's secure area, never on a server.
This isn't marketing language, it's how the product is built: the key is derived from your master password, on your own computer, and never leaves it. SpokPass servers receive blocks they cannot open — not us, and not anyone who steals our database.
Export anytime, in an open format · No surprise auto-renewal · Your data stays yours
You don't have to take our word for it. Open your browser console, the Network tab, and save a password: what goes to the server looks like the panel on the right.
Plus a few housekeeping fields: when it was last changed and which folder it sits in. That's all. The title, the address, the username, the password and the notes are all inside the block.
Your master password produces an encryption key, on your own computer. The process is deliberately slow and memory-hungry (Argon2id, 64 MiB), so it can't be attempted millions of times on a graphics card.
Everything that means anything goes into a single AES-256-GCM block. Change one bit of it — even with access to the database — and the block refuses to open at all.
Search happens in your browser, after decryption. A search index on the server would mean leaking exactly what we promised not to see, so there isn't one.
Users with roles and paid seats, an access log, revoking access when someone leaves. With one limit we state up front: not even an administrator can read someone's vault. When someone leaves, you take away their access, and work passwords get changed at the source.
Owner, administrator, member. Three of them, not a matrix of twenty checkboxes nobody understands six months later.
A suspended person frees up the seat. You don't pay for years for accounts nobody remembers.
Who signed in, when, from where. Never what they opened — that would rebuild, over time, the map of their digital life.
Open-format export, any time, including after your subscription expires.
A subscription, not a one-off payment. A vault has to be synced and guarded for as long as you use it, and a payment made in 2026 doesn't keep servers running in 2032 — anyone promising otherwise either shuts down or changes the terms along the way.
For one person and all their devices.
excl. VAT
Or 199 RON a year — cheaper than monthly.
1,0 GB for documents, included.
Extra storage: 5,0 GB for 7 RON/month. Take as many packs as you need.
Up to 6 separate vaults, plus one shared folder.
excl. VAT
Or 299 RON a year — cheaper than monthly.
1,5 GB for documents, included.
Extra storage: 10 GB for 11 RON/month. Take as many packs as you need.
For companies. Priced per user, minimum 3.
excl. VAT
Or 160 RON a year per user — cheaper than monthly. Minimum 3 users.
2,0 GB for documents, included for every user.
Extra storage: 15 GB for 8 RON/month and user. Take as many packs as you need.
No auto-renewal you find out about from your bank statement. Export stays open even after you leave — the data is yours, not ours.
Documents live in the same vault as the passwords, encrypted on your device before anything leaves it. Storage is paid for separately from the plan because it genuinely costs money every month — a price hidden inside an “unlimited” plan is paid anyway, only by everyone.
1,0 GB for documents, included.
excl. VAT · 8.47 RON incl. VAT
From the iPhone app: 9.99 RON per month, VAT included.
1,5 GB for documents, included.
excl. VAT · 13.31 RON incl. VAT
From the iPhone app: 15.99 RON per month, VAT included.
2,0 GB for documents, included for every user.
excl. VAT · 9.68 RON incl. VAT
The price in the iPhone app is higher because the payment goes through the App Store and Apple takes its share of it; we are left with the same amount as from a card payment on the site. Storage is measured encrypted, exactly as it arrives at the storage provider.
The same vault, in your pocket — on iPhone and on Android. Unlock with Face ID or fingerprint, with the key kept in your phone's secure area, never on a server.
We're not asking you to trust us on our word. We show you what leaves your device, we hand you the key on the way out, and we tell you plainly what happens if you lose it.
