Passwords don't belong in chat
Client logins get buried in channels, forwarded through DMs, and disappear the moment the one person who knows where they are goes offline.

Forgot* Password keeps every client's logins organized in one secure vault, so your team knows exactly where to look.

Passwords, recovery notes, 2FA setup keys, account owners, and the context your team usually loses during handoff.
When access lives in chats, browser profiles, spreadsheets, and one person's memory, simple client work turns into guesswork.
Client logins get buried in channels, forwarded through DMs, and disappear the moment the one person who knows where they are goes offline.
When client credentials live in someone's browser, notes, or memory, every vacation, resignation, and handoff becomes a scramble.
Passwords, recovery codes, and 2FA details end up scattered across spreadsheets, chats, and browsers when there isn't one obvious place to keep them.
The home page now explains the workflow directly instead of trying to mimic a desktop app layout on a phone screen.
Each client gets one obvious home for passwords, recovery details, setup notes, and account context, so the next teammate does not have to reverse-engineer the history.
Every client account, brand, domain, and access trail stays in one memory system instead of six docs.
Store the reset steps, recovery paths, and setup details people usually forget when work changes hands.
Fresh password verification and short-lived plaintext keep everyday access from turning casual.
The workflow stays simple for the team, but the risky parts are wrapped in guardrails that make sharing safer.
Credential payloads are encrypted before they are written, so the database does not become your plaintext dumping ground.
Users confirm their own account password before secrets are shown, which makes reveals deliberate instead of casual.
Reveals, failed attempts, invites, and role changes leave an operational paper trail your team can actually review.
No more "who has the Meta password?" right before go-live.
Keep recovery paths, setup keys, and context from disappearing during handoff.
Know who revealed what and when without adding process for the sake of process.
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For agencies setting up their first secure client account memory system.
$250 per year if you prefer to pay annually. Built for agencies that have outgrown the free limit. Free for .draftroom users.