Our days, we need strong passwords everywhere.

With tons of services, we just can't remember all of them.

Enigma is your personal password assistant.

Henceforth, you don't need to write your passwords or store them and sync with the cloud.

You only need to know some initial data to restore any password anytime you need it.

Use checkpoints to store hashed state of your input - fill three top fields then press CMD-S. After that nobody knows your secret, however.

You'll see opened lock near master password if the checkpoint is reached. After that Enigma will save length/series pair for every target you're generating a password for (in a hashed form indeed).

Please, note, Enigma isn't a password manager. It doesn't store your passwords and targets (nor sites, accounts, thumbnails).

It just uses initial data to generate unique passwords.

If you'll forget your data - nobody can restore it.
Enigma works offline, no Internet connection is required.

Use series to update your passwords on external service requests - just increase series sequence to fetch a new password, or decrease it to get previous one like a history.