Password manager for Windows 10 and 11
Your passwords stay on your PC.
KeysWalletWatch keeps your logins, two-factor codes, cards and secrets in one encrypted vault file on your own computer. Sync to your other PCs if you want, end-to-end encrypted. No account, no subscription, no telemetry.
- 30 days free, no card
- One-time price, 5 PCs
- AES-256 · Argon2id
What is KeysWalletWatch?
KeysWalletWatch is a local-first password manager and digital wallet for Windows. Your vault is a single encrypted .kww file on your PC, locked with a master password that never leaves the machine. It stores logins and their two-factor codes, card and ID details, notes and developer secrets, checks your passwords for weaknesses and known breaches, and can sync between your PCs through a relay that only ever sees ciphertext. It is sold for a one-time $24.99 by Beckham Enterprises.
Who it's for
For people who'd rather keep their keys at home
No sign-up and no cloud account. The vault is a file you own, and you can back it up wherever you like.
Households
One vault for the family, with each login filed under the person it belongs to. Sync keeps every PC in the house current.
Small businesses
Keep company, staff and client logins apart with Owners. Team Sync covers 15 vaults and shared projects.
Developers
Developer Mode adds API keys, secrets, .env files, SSH keys and certificates, organized by project and environment.
Keys · Wallet · Watch
Three jobs, one vault
The name is the feature list: the keys you use every day, the wallet items you need now and then, and a watch on the lot.
Keys
Logins with their two-factor codes, recovery codes, Wi-Fi and alarm codes. Every password in one searchable place, one click to copy.
More about keys →Wallet
Card numbers, IDs, account details and anything else you'd rather not keep on paper, as secure notes filed by whose they are.
More about wallet →Watch
A security dashboard that flags weak, reused and old passwords, checks for known breaches and warns before secrets expire.
More about watch →Security model
Encrypted before it's saved, and only you hold the key
Your master password is turned into a key on your PC with Argon2id, and the vault is sealed with AES-256-GCM. The password itself is never stored or sent anywhere.
- Local-first. The app works fully offline. Nothing needs our servers to open your vault.
- Recovery key. A printable backup key is the only other way in. There is no "reset my password" back door.
- Private breach checks. Only the first 5 characters of a password's SHA-1 hash are sent to Have I Been Pwned.
- Locks itself. After 5 minutes idle by default, and when it detects a remote-desktop session or a debugger.
How sync works
Sync that can't read what it carries
Sync is optional. When it's on, every save uploads the encrypted vault. The relay keeps the ciphertext and a version number, nothing it could open.
Your PC
Unlocks with your master password. Encrypts every save.
Readable only hereSync relay
sync.keyswalletwatch.com keeps the encrypted vault, its version number and 30 days of earlier versions.
Cannot decryptYour other PC
Pulls every 60 s and before unlock, then merges entry by entry.
Readable only herePair a PC
On the new PC choose Join Synced Vault. It shows an 8-character code that you approve on a PC that already has the vault.
Save anywhere
Every change uploads the encrypted vault. Your other PCs check every 60 seconds and before you unlock.
Edits merge
Changes merge entry by entry. If both PCs edited the same entry, the newest wins and the other password goes into that entry's history.
Pricing
Buy it once. Add sync if you need it.
No subscription for the app. Sync is prepaid by the year and never auto-renews.
KeysWalletWatch license
$24.99one-time
Yours to keep, on up to 5 PCs. Every update included. No subscription.
- The full app: vaults, owners, two-factor codes, security dashboard, imports, Developer Mode
- Up to 5 PCs on one key; move it between PCs yourself
- Works offline for good once activated
- 14-day refunds, no questions asked
Secure checkout by Stripe. Your key arrives by email within a minute. Tax is added at checkout where it applies.
Try it free for 30 days
Everything unlocked, including sync for 2 vaults. No card: request a trial key inside the app and it's emailed to you.
- Every feature, nothing held back
- Keep your vault when you buy: just enter the key
- Signed installer, no admin rights needed
If the trial ends before you buy, your vault turns read-only. You can still open, copy and export everything.
Optional: sync between your PCs
End-to-end encrypted. Prepaid by the year (choose 1 to 10 years at checkout), never auto-renewed. A plan attaches to the license bought with the same email. Plans count vaults, not PCs.
Sync Family
$24/ year
Up to 6 vaults
A household: everyone's own vault, plus shared projects.
Buy Sync Family for $24 a yearSync Team
$48/ year
Up to 15 vaults
A small office or team, shared projects included.
Buy Sync Team for $48 a yearStraight answers
What it doesn't do (yet)
Better you hear it here than after you've paid. See how it compares with cloud and browser password managers.
No phone app yet
Windows 10 and 11 only for now. A phone app is planned, with no date promised.
No browser autofill
There is no browser extension. You copy and paste, and the clipboard clears itself.
No password reset
Lose both the master password and the recovery key and the vault is gone for good. That's the point.
FAQ
Common questions
What is KeysWalletWatch?
KeysWalletWatch is a password manager and digital wallet for Windows 10 and 11. It keeps your logins, two-factor codes, card and ID details, notes and developer secrets in one encrypted vault file on your own PC, unlocked by a master password. Cloud sync between your PCs is optional and end-to-end encrypted. It is made by Beckham Enterprises.
Can Beckham Enterprises see my passwords?
No. Your vault is encrypted on your PC with a key made from your master password, which is never stored or sent anywhere. If you use sync, the relay receives only the already-encrypted vault and a version number. Nobody at Beckham Enterprises holds anything that can decrypt it.
Does it fill in passwords in my browser?
No. There is no browser extension and no autofill. You copy a username, password or two-factor code with one click and paste it; the clipboard is cleared automatically after 30 seconds by default (you can pick 10 seconds to 2 minutes). If automatic form filling matters most to you, a browser-based manager will suit you better today.
Does it work on Mac, iPhone or Android?
Not yet. KeysWalletWatch runs on Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit) only. A phone app is planned (the sync design was built with one in mind), but there is no date for it, so don't buy expecting it.
How does the free trial work?
Download and install the app, then request a trial key in Settings, License (it's emailed to you; no card needed). For 30 days everything is unlocked, including sync for 2 vaults. If the trial ends before you buy, the vault becomes read-only: you can still open it, view, copy and export everything. Nothing is deleted.
What happens if I forget my master password?
There is no reset, by design: nobody else has a copy. The way back in is the recovery key the setup wizard offers (a 40-character code starting KWWRK-). Print it and keep it somewhere safe. Without the master password or the recovery key, the vault cannot be opened by anyone, including us.
Put your passwords back on your own PC
Try every feature free for 30 days. If you keep it, it's $24.99 once for up to 5 PCs.