NettForge started from a simple frustration: why should keeping your own passwords safe mean handing them to someone else's cloud?
Every few months another company announces a breach — millions of vaults exposed, reset-your-everything emails, that sinking feeling. The pattern is always the same: your secrets were sitting on a server you didn't control, protected by a promise.
We wanted the opposite. A password manager where any server only ever holds locked boxes it cannot open — no readable vault to breach, sell or subpoena, and no company (not even us) able to read your passwords. Just strong, well-understood cryptography running on the device in front of you, syncing to your others as ciphertext.
Not a feature we upsell — the whole point. If a decision weakens your privacy, it doesn't ship. Full stop.
Export an encrypted backup any time, move it, or delete your account. No lock-in, no hostage-taking, no "export is a premium feature".
Clear pricing, easy cancellation, no data selling, no ads. You fund the forge; we build the tools. That's the deal.
NettForge is built deliberately, in the open, one solid release at a time.
Encrypted sync across the web, your phone and Windows, built-in 2FA codes, Send, emergency access, passkeys and a Security score that tells you what to fix.
A browser extension that logs you in by itself, and Polaris network tools for the ISPs and IT companies NettForge was born in.
Teams and MSP plans out of early access, a public status page, and a native Android app.
