Free offline password vault
Store website logins, app credentials, bank cards, and other private records in the same local-first workspace as your notes. Password entries are included in the free plan.
LocArk focuses on encrypted storage, organization, generation, copying, and portability rather than browser-first password automation.
Create and edit website logins, app credentials, bank cards, and other structured private records without a Pro entitlement.
Generate passwords, copy individual values quickly, and let LocArk clear copied password data from the clipboard after the configured interval.
New workspaces use local encryption and a master password. Auto-lock helps reduce exposure when you step away from the device.
Use the same spaces, folders, categories, and password-record model on macOS, Windows, iPhone, iPad, and Android, with interactions adapted to each device.
Import, organize, and keep an exit path
Use non-critical sample entries first, then verify import, backup, export, and recovery before moving important credentials.
1. Create or open an encrypted workspace
Choose a storage location, set a strong master password, and confirm you understand how the workspace is backed up.
2. Add or import a small sample
Create entries manually or import supported 1Password CSV, Bitwarden CSV, or generic CSV data. Verify critical fields after import.
3. Organize and test daily access
Use spaces, folders, categories, templates, search, quick copy, and auto-lock in the workflow you expect to use.
4. Test backup and readable export
Keep a separate workspace backup and verify a readable ZIP export with non-sensitive sample data before depending on the workflow.
Use it for the right job
LocArk can be a good fit for personal password storage when local control matters, but it is not currently a full browser-first password manager replacement.
The practical questions to check before moving important credentials.
Yes. Password entries and the core password-record workflow are available in the free plan. The free plan supports up to two custom password templates; Pro removes that template-count limit.
Not currently. LocArk focuses on encrypted local storage, organization, generation, search, and copying. Browser/system autofill, TOTP, and Passkeys are not part of the current public capability.
They live inside the LocArk workspace location you choose. LocArk does not host your private workspace content or provide a hosted password-sync service. Read the local-vault password safety checklist for master passphrases, account MFA, and recovery planning.
LocArk has apps for macOS, Windows, iPhone, iPad, and Android and uses the same workspace structure across them. Cross-device access depends on a storage or sync location you choose and that your platforms support; LocArk does not provide hosted sync.
LocArk supports 1Password CSV, Bitwarden CSV, and generic CSV password imports. Test a small export first and manually verify important records before relying on the imported data.
Install LocArk, create a non-sensitive test workspace, and verify your storage, backup, and export workflow before moving important credentials.
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