60% of Users

saving passwords in browsers

70% of Passwords

stored somewhere in a ‘cloud'

80% of Breaches

due to compromised passwords

Passwords Are the Weakest Link in Online Security

Your Passwords Are Vulnerable - Whether Stored In Browsers, in a so-called ‘Cloud’, or in Password Managers:

“Browsers weren’t built to be password managers. Period. Remember, Google is not a security company, they’re a for-profit company whose product is your data."

“The cloud is exceptionally vulnerable to security hazards, encompassing phishing, stolen credentials, ransomware, and account compromise.”

“Hundreds of millions of dollars have allegedly been stolen as a result of the LastPass breach. Thanks to the hackers’ success, password managers are now under attack.”

Hackers Don't Break In, They Simply Log In with Stolen Credentials

How WordCrypt's Non-Stored Passwords Works with No Saved Passwords to Store or to Steal:

1

2

3

Select our Icon in the Password Field During Login

Your WordCrypt password encryptor opens securely on your device, visible only to you.

Type Your Secret Phrase or Biometrically Recall It by Fingerprint or Face Scan

A memorable quote, lyric, even in another language. Case doesn’t matter, intentional misspellings add uniqueness.

Type Your Secret PIN Number

WordCrypt generates your unique, encrypted password just for that domain.

WordCrypt’s patented algorithm combines the domain name, your secret phrase and PIN number, and your unique registration key to generate and regenerate your encrypted password as needed just for that site. Even under court order, WordCrypt cannot possibly reveal any user’s password, passphrase, PIN, or login activity.

The only place your password is ever saved is that one secure site you logged into.

We offer a low, one-time, fixed price with no subscription or hidden fees - transparent pricing, pure and simple.

Frequently Asked Questions

Infinite Potential!

Join Me in Launching the World's Only Unbreachable Password System

My non-storing password management system, currently pending development, is backed by a secured U.S. patent, trademark, related domains, and other intellectual property designed to protect and strengthen the brand.

According to Research and Markets, the global password management market is projected to reach $23.3 Billion by 2033.

I believe this groundbreaking technology is positioned to disrupt—and potentially lead—this rapidly growing market. If you’re an investor, buyer, or potential partner interested in exploring this opportunity, please contact me below.

Jim Lucas — Naples, Florida