PicKey is a revolutionary password manager that replaces the traditional master password with a visual Master Key: a personal image + a 3D animated collectable. It's secure, memorable, and fun.

A Master Key is your login method in PicKey. You choose a meaningful image (like your dog or favorite place) and pair it with a 3D collectable. PicKey uses advanced neural networks to recognize the image later, even if it's taken under different conditions.

You can create multiple Master Keys (up to 4 in the free plan). If you forget one, use another. You can also request hints (e.g., masked collectable name or blurred image) after verifying your email. Hints are limited per day and are secured from abuse.

Yes, you can create new Master Keys and delete or disable older ones. At least one Master Key must remain active at all times.

Just a few seconds. You verify your email, upload an image, pick your collectable, and you're in.

You'll get up to 3 retries. After that, your account will be temporarily locked. The app provides guidance and hints to help you succeed.

Currently, PicKey is available on iOS and desktop browsers (via extensions). Android support is coming soon.

Yes, PicKey's photo memory technology is protected by the following patents:

Upadhyay, Gaurav. (2021). System and method to generate a unique security proof for secure accessing of data (U.S. Patent No. 12,010,234 B2). U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US12010234B2

Upadhyay, Gaurav. (2021). System and method for securely accessing a user account (U.S. Patent No. 11,822,630 B2). U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US11822630B2

MagicPass is a new kind of password that's never stored. It is generated and regenerated on-demand using several secure one-way hash functions (like a very long digital jigsaw puzzle) based on your Master Key. It's safer than storing passwords.

You can store or generate passwords, import from other managers, autofill on websites, organize them into folders, and even share them securely.

You can still do that. Custom passwords are encrypted, salted, and securely stored in the database like any traditional password manager.

Yes. MagicPass uses the same original key, so the password it creates (and recreates) will always be the same, even across devices or in different conditions.

Yes. PicKey supports imports from LastPass, 1Password, Apple Passwords (iCloud Keychain), Dashlane, and Chrome Password Manager.

Yes. MagicPass's regenerative cryptography technology is protected by the following patent:

Upadhyay, Gaurav. (2021). System and method to manage multiple-account access using a master key (U.S. Patent No. 11,792,201 B2). U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US11792201B2

Yes, it is exponentially stronger. While a typical master password uses about 94 possible characters (letters, numbers, symbols) per position, an image contains billions of possible color values for every pixel. For example, a single HD image has over 4 billion possibilities for each of its 2 million+ pixels, resulting in exponentially greater security.

PicKey also adds a 3D collectable, further increasing uniqueness. This makes your Master Key practically impossible to guess or brute-force, compared to even a long complex password.

PicKey's Master Key is easier because it taps into your natural memory — you just need to remember a favorite place, object, or scene.

Our AI is designed to recognize the same thing even if your picture isn't identical (different lighting, angles, etc.), similar to human memory.

Plus, there's no typing or remembering complicated strings, and no risk of keylogging. You simply log in with a picture and your chosen collectable, making strong security effortless.

PicKey uses military-grade encryption (AES-256 GCM), elliptic curve cryptography, salted hashing, biometric login, and secure key derivation. MagicPass enhances security by removing the need to store passwords. It's built to be safer than most traditional managers.

They still cannot log in without access to your email. Logins require verification via a short-lived email link.

Highly unlikely. The neural network is trained to recognize real scenes, objects, and variations in light or angle.

The AI models are also retrained, updated and improved to cover any edge cases for similarity, augmentation, generative images, real scenes and various visual elements.

Models are also retrained to resist adversarial and other attacks on neural networks.

Yes. Email re-verification is required, hint requests are limited per day, and repeated failures can temporarily lock the account.

PicKey securely stores your image so that only you can see it in the Master Key section and recall/memorise your MasterKey, with a simple glimpse. MagicPass passwords are never stored.

Security audits are planned as the platform grows. Internally, we follow strict encryption and secure architecture practices.

Yes. You'll receive notifications if your account is accessed from a new device.

PicKey is available on iOS and as browser extensions for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge.

Not yet—but Android support is coming soon.

Yes, via browser extensions. Currently, there's no standalone app for Windows, macOS, or Linux.

After initial login (which requires the iOS app), browser extensions work independently.

Yes, for autofill on iOS. For browser plugins, an online connection is currently required.

Yes. Your passwords and Master Key setups sync securely across devices.

Get a new device, verify your email, and log in using the same image and collectable. Your data will sync automatically.

PicKey offers FREE, PRO, and PRO-Family plans with varying features.

No. All core features are included. Users may choose to buy premium 3D collectables, but this is optional.

Yes. You'll retain your data, but won't be able to add new passwords if over the limit or use advanced features.

The FREE plan is free forever and supports unlimited devices.

Collectables are 3D animated characters used in your Master Key. They help create visual and auditory memory cues for easier recall.

Not directly. They serve more as mnemonic aids alongside your image.

Yes. Most are free, but you can buy special animated collectables if you wish.

Yes. Enter your friend's email to send a collectable.

They can also be viewed in augmented reality, adding a fun and immersive layer to the experience.

Good security habits (like using strong passwords) earn you rewards—paid collectables for free and PRO months.

Several collectables are shared by amazing artists using the Creative Commons license. We have added links to their profiles in the "Attribution" section for each Collectable's details section. If you like their work, please visit their profiles and give them a thumbs up!

Password Share: securely share specific passwords with people you trust.
Next of Kin: securely share all of your passwords with people close to you.
Living Will: automatically pass on your passwords to your contacts if you are away for too long.

Yes. You can remove or disable shared access anytime.

If you remain inactive for your chosen time period (e.g., 6 months), and don't respond to the warning email, PicKey will share your passwords with your chosen contact.

Yes. Account deletion is available in-app and all data is permanently purged after 24 hours.

PicKey is developed and owned by Neural Heaven Inc., a Delaware-based corporation.

Never. We do not sell, share, or use your data for ads. Not even internally.

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