KeysWalletWatch

End-to-end encrypted sync

Sync that can't read what it carries

Keep the same vault on your desktop, laptop and office PC, or share one project with your team. Your PCs do all the encrypting, decrypting and merging; the relay just holds the sealed file.

How does KeysWalletWatch sync work?

When sync is on, every save uploads your vault, already encrypted, to the relay at sync.keyswalletwatch.com along with a version number. Your other PCs check for a newer version every 60 seconds and before you unlock, download it and merge it entry by entry. The relay never has a key, so it cannot read anything it stores. Sync is optional; without it, KeysWalletWatch works fully on one PC.

Your PC

Unlocks with your master password. Encrypts every save.

Readable only here

Sync relay

sync.keyswalletwatch.com keeps the encrypted vault, its version number and 30 days of earlier versions.

Cannot decrypt

Your other PC

Pulls every 60 s and before unlock, then merges entry by entry.

Readable only here
The relay stores the vault exactly as your PC encrypted it. Keys never leave your devices.

Adding a PC

How to add another PC

Signing in somewhere isn't enough to get your vault. A new PC has to be approved by one you already trust.

Takes about five minutes. Step-by-step directions are in the how-to guides (opens in a new tab).

  1. Turn on sync on your first PC

    In the vault's sync settings, start syncing. The encrypted vault is uploaded to the relay and this PC becomes the first device.

  2. Choose Join Synced Vault on the new PC

    Install KeysWalletWatch on the other PC and choose Join Synced Vault on the vault picker. It shows an 8-character pairing code, valid for 5 minutes.

  3. Approve the code on the first PC

    On a PC that already has the vault, approve the pairing request with that code. Nothing joins without this approval.

  4. Unlock with your master password

    The new PC downloads the encrypted vault and you open it with the same master password. From then on every save syncs.

Conflicts

Edits on two PCs merge, they don't overwrite

If two PCs saved changes at the same time, the relay refuses the one based on an older version. That PC downloads the newer vault, merges, and uploads again.

How KeysWalletWatch merges changes
What happenedResult after the merge
An entry changed on one PC onlyThat change is kept.
The same entry changed on both PCsThe newest edit wins. The other version's password is saved in that entry's password history, so it isn't lost.
An entry was deleted on one PCThe deletion travels to the other PCs as a tombstone. An edit made after the deletion wins over it.
Owners, accounts, projects, settingsMerged too: the newest change wins, and removals travel as tombstones.
You changed the master passwordThe new password applies on every PC after the next sync. If two PCs change it while offline, the first upload wins and the app warns you.

The relay also keeps 30 days of earlier versions of each vault as a server-side safety net. See what the relay stores.

Shared projects

Share a project, not your whole vault

With Developer Mode on, you can share one project (say, a client's logins or a service's API keys) with other KeysWalletWatch users. Everything else in your vault stays private.

1. Invite

Create an invite code for the project. It's valid for 10 minutes.

2. Verify

When they ask to join, compare the short fingerprint (like 3F1A-9C02-B7E4-0D58) by phone or in person.

3. Approve

Approve them as an editor or a viewer. Viewers can't change anything, and the relay enforces it.

4. Manage

Remove someone and the project key rotates. Hand ownership to another member, or take over a project whose owner is gone.

Each project has its own encryption key, delivered to each member end to end. Deleted entries wait in a project trash for 30 days, where any member can restore them. Security details →

Plans

Sync plans

Prepaid by the year (1 to 10 years in one payment), never auto-renewed. Plans count vaults, not PCs. The 30-day trial includes sync for 2 vaults.

Sync

$12 / year

Up to 2 vaults

One person with a vault or two on several PCs.

Buy Sync for $12 a year

Sync Family

$24 / year

Up to 6 vaults, shared-project members included

A household: everyone's own vault, plus shared projects.

Buy Sync Family for $24 a year

Sync Team

$48 / year

Up to 15 vaults, shared-project members included

A small office or team, shared projects included.

Buy Sync Team for $48 a year

A sync plan attaches to the KeysWalletWatch license bought with the same email; the app picks it up at its next check-in. If a plan lapses, uploads stop; every PC keeps its own local copy of the vault. Full pricing →

FAQ

Sync questions

Do I need sync?

Only if you want the same vault on more than one PC. Without sync, KeysWalletWatch is a complete password manager on one computer, and the vault file is yours to back up however you like.

How do I add another PC to a synced vault?

Install KeysWalletWatch on the new PC and choose Join Synced Vault. It shows an 8-character pairing code. On a PC that already has the vault, approve that code. The new PC then downloads the encrypted vault and opens it with your master password. Codes expire after 5 minutes.

What happens if I edit the same entry on two PCs?

The edits merge entry by entry. If an entry changed on only one PC, that change is kept. If it changed on both, the newest edit wins and the other version's password is kept in that entry's password history, so it isn't lost. Deletions sync too.

What does "vaults" mean in the sync plans?

A vault is one encrypted password file, such as your personal vault or a shared family one. Sync plans count vaults, not PCs: Sync covers 2 vaults, Sync Family 6 and Sync Team 15. Shared-project members are covered by Family and Team.

Try sync free for 30 days

The trial includes sync for 2 vaults, so you can pair your PCs before you pay anything.