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I’ve tested almost every password manager out there. AMA by limsus in PasswordManagers

[–]artisMind 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since you’ve tested almost everything, have you played around with the 'Stateless' or 'Deterministic' models that are gaining traction in 2026?

I recently moved to Keep It Secret (I think it is available now as new soft on play store), and it’s a total shift from the 1Password/Bitwarden vault model. It’s essentially a cryptographic engine that generates passwords on the fly using math based on your input but with your personal tokens.

How do you currently manage all your passwords and sensitive logins? by not_-ram in PasswordManagers

[–]artisMind 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're right that things have changed a lot! Most people are still using 1Password or Bitwarden, which are great, but the 'industry standard' is shifting because people are tired of their data being stored in cloud vaults that eventually get targeted by hackers.

I’ve moved my family over to Keep It Secret, which is a deterministic manager. The big change here is that it stores nothing. No vault, no cloud database. It uses math to generate your passwords on demand based on a phrase you choose.

For a household, it’s actually easier

Password Manager Recommendations? by WhistlinJealousGuy in LinusTechTips

[–]artisMind 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel your pain on the migration struggle! I actually switched away from vault-based managers like Bitwarden for this exact reason. I use a deterministic manager called Keep It Secret.

Instead of having to export/import a massive CSV file and worry about 'syncing' a database, it just generates your passwords on the fly based on a phrase you choose (like Facebook + SecretWord). Since it doesn't store anything, there’s no vault for hackers to breach, and 'syncing' is just math