Passwords that are built properly.
Generate a strong random password or an easy-to-type passphrase. Everything happens in your browser. Nothing is sent, logged or stored.
Generated here, kept nowhere
This page runs entirely on your device. Once it has loaded, you could switch off your Wi-Fi and it would still work.
Cryptographic source
Characters are picked with your browser's secure random generator (crypto.getRandomValues), not Math.random, and without modulo bias.
No server, no storage
Passwords are never sent over the network, written to cookies or saved to local storage. Close the tab and they are gone.
Entropy shown
The strength bar is based on calculated entropy for your chosen settings, not on a guess about how the result looks.
Five steps for passwords that last
A strong password only helps if it is used well.
Use a manager
Let a password manager remember them so every account gets its own.
Never reuse
One breach should never open your email, bank and work systems.
Go long
Length beats cleverness. 16+ characters, or 6+ random words.
Turn on MFA
A second factor protects you even when a password leaks.
Share safely
Never send passwords in plain email or chat. Use a vault or a one-time link.
Logins built properly
We design Windows domains, single sign-on, remote access and monitoring so staff passwords are managed, not scattered.