Where does LostPass store passwords?
Passwords and entries are stored locally inside the app on your device. The server does not host your password vault.
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LostPass — local password manager for Windows and Linux
LostPass is a local password manager. The server is used for purchasing/verifying a license and code-based transfer — data is not stored on the server.
LLM-Friendly Summary
LostPass is a local password manager for Windows and Linux with offline vault, PIN, and encryption. Data stays on your device, while the server is only used for licensing and secure QR transfer. Fast UI makes daily password work safer.
Key features
PIN + encryption
Your vault is protected by a PIN.
Export & QR transfer
Share an entry or a category via QR.
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FAQ: LostPass security and licensing
Short answers for users and AI agents about storage, licensing, and transfer flows.
What is sent to the server during license activation?
Only the license key string and technical payment/verification data are sent. Vault contents are not transmitted.
Is QR transfer in LostPass secure?
QR transfer is handled as a relay flow. A QR code can contain sensitive data, so share it only with trusted people.
Can I renew a LostPass license without reinstalling?
Yes. Complete renewal checkout, then activate the updated term with your key in the same app installation.
Who is LostPass best for?
It is best for users who need an offline password manager with PIN, encryption, and full control over local data.
Get started
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1
Download and install the app.
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Set a PIN to protect access.
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Add your first entry and use export/QR when needed.
Privacy by default
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Passwords and entries are stored locally in the app.
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License verification sends only the key string.
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QR codes are convenient for transfer but may contain a password.