Only for the site it was made for
Vallkey works out the website from the address the browser reports, never from the page, and signs nothing before you confirm.
Passkeys
Passkeys that follow you everywhere.
Vallkey creates and keeps passkeys for the sites that offer them, and signs you in on every device, without the lock-in of a single platform.
How it works
Passkeys, step by step.
Create
When a site offers a passkey, Vallkey asks where to keep it and saves it with your login.
Sync
The passkey's private key is encrypted like every other secret and reaches your other devices.
Sign in
Next time, confirm in Vallkey's prompt: no password to type, nothing to phish.
The details
What careful people ask.
Take them with you
Passkeys move in and out with Credential Exchange files, with their private keys.
Websites that encrypt with them
Vallkey answers WebAuthn's prf and largeBlob, so websites that unlock encrypted data with a passkey work too.
Vallkey or your browser
A setting in the browser extension says who answers websites' passkey requests: Vallkey, or the browser's own.
P-256
Vallkey makes the kind of passkey websites ask for nearly always: ECDSA on P-256.
Availability
Where you get it.
- Plans
- Free, Premium, Families, Business
- Platforms
- Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc, iPhone, iPad, Android
Questions
Do passkeys work on the Mac?
In Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on the Mac, yes, through the browser extension. In other Mac apps, passkeys come with AutoFill on the Mac.
Can I import passkeys from another app?
Yes, from a Credential Exchange file, which Apple Passwords, 1Password and Bitwarden can export.
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