PicKey

Description

PicKey is a visual password manager that replaces the traditional master password with a Master Key: a meaningful personal image paired with a 3D animated collectable. Its advanced neural networks recognize the user's chosen image even under different lighting or angles, so logging in means recalling a memory rather than typing a complex string, backed by biometric and device-level security.

Beyond visual login, PicKey offers MagicPass, a patented approach that never stores the full password. Instead it stores only a unique index per site and regenerates the correct password on demand across devices. Users can also store or import custom passwords from managers like LastPass, 1Password, Apple Passwords, Dashlane, and Chrome, organize them in folders, autofill on websites, and share passwords securely with family and friends, including Next of Kin and Living Will options. Collectables can be viewed in augmented reality, and good security habits earn badges, free Pro months, and new collectables.

PicKey uses three security layers (device, biometrics, and camera view of the user's world) with AES-256 encryption, elliptic curve cryptography, and salted hashing, and its photo-memory and regenerative-password technology are protected by US patents. It is available on iOS and as browser extensions for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge, with Android coming soon. The free plan manages up to 40 passwords and 4 Master Keys, while Pro (from about $4/month) adds unlimited passwords and Master Keys, secure sharing, and more, plus a Pro-Family plan.

PicKey's Core Features

• Visual Master Key login with image plus 3D collectable

• AI image recognition robust to lighting and angle changes

• MagicPass passwords that are regenerated, never stored

• Import from LastPass, 1Password, Apple Passwords, Dashlane, and Chrome

• Secure password sharing with Next of Kin and Living Will

• Password folders, notes, and autofill

• Augmented reality collectables

• AES-256 encryption with biometric login

How to use PicKey?

1. 1

   Verify your email: Confirm your account to get started.

2. 2

   Create a Master Key: Choose a meaningful image and pair it with a 3D collectable.

3. 3

   Add passwords: Store, generate, or import passwords and organize them in folders.

4. 4

   Log in visually: Sign in with your image and collectable instead of typing a password.

PicKey's Use Cases

• Password-free login
• Password management
• Secure sharing
• Migrating from another manager

FAQ from PicKey

• What is PicKey?

  A password manager that replaces the master password with a visual Master Key: a personal image paired with a 3D animated collectable.

• What is a Master Key?

  Your login method: a meaningful image plus a collectable that PicKey's neural networks recognize later, even under different conditions.

• What is MagicPass?

  A password that is never stored; it is regenerated on demand from your Master Key using secure one-way hash functions, and is the same across devices.

• Which devices are supported?

  PicKey is available on iOS and as browser extensions for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge, with Android support coming soon.

• Can I import passwords from other managers?

  Yes. PicKey supports imports from LastPass, 1Password, Apple Passwords, Dashlane, and Chrome Password Manager.

• How much does PicKey cost?

  The free plan manages up to 40 passwords and 4 Master Keys; Pro starts around $4/month with unlimited passwords and Master Keys, and a Pro-Family plan is available.