Enter your phrase
Choose a long phrase you can remember. Kardix never sends it to a server.
Use something long and memorable. The exact same phrase will always recreate the same result.
Optional. Adding a PIN creates a different result even when the passphrase stays the same.
These details were derived locally with Argon2id. Kardix did not upload or save them.
e.g. google, netflix, work-email — use a different label per account
Use the exact same passphrase, PIN, and label to recreate this password.
The browser generator source, algorithm notes, and license are included so technical users can inspect the implementation.
How it works
Kardix uses memory-hard Argon2id and separate derivation domains to recreate the same username and password whenever you return.
Choose a long phrase you can remember. Kardix never sends it to a server.
A PIN creates a different result while keeping the experience fast and simple.
Use the exact same inputs later and Kardix returns the same generated details.
Private by design
The generator runs locally on your device. Kardix does not require an account, cloud vault, or password database.
How it works
Kardix combines your phrase, optional PIN, account label, and the KDX2 version locally. It does not need a stored password vault.
netflix→ Netflix loginEnter the same inputs later to recreate it. Use google for a different account.Built for simplicity
Kardix is designed around one simple action: enter the same private inputs and recreate the same login whenever you need it.
The generator opens immediately, works on phone and desktop, and keeps the experience focused on just two steps.
Your secret inputs are processed in your browser. The interface is designed without a user account or online password vault.
Who is Kardix for?
Good for: people who distrust cloud vaults · frequent travelers · users without a phone for 2FA · people who want zero accounts
Know the limits
Kardix reduces the need for a stored vault, but it does not replace device security, service recovery, passkeys, or two-factor authentication.
Knowledge base
Original guides explain deterministic credentials, Argon2id, safe use, limitations, and the KDX2 generation model.
Reproducibility, versions, collisions, and recovery limits.
Read guide →Argon2id settings, local processing, normalization, and threat model.
Review security →Why the project exists, who operates it, and what it does not replace.
About the project →Report bugs, ask privacy questions, or send responsible security feedback.
Contact Maotaw →Original articles about passphrases, passkeys, local processing, and account security.
Browse the blog →Compare storage, recovery, autofill, sharing, and different failure modes.
Read comparison →Get local educational feedback about length and variety.
Open tool →Kardix is an independent utility by Maotaw. Content is written for this project and reviewed when the generator version changes.
Ready to try it?
Return to the generator and use your private passphrase with an optional PIN.
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