Today
Passwords get pasted into chat
And stay there forever.
With Rec-Motion
Stored encrypted, shared per collection, used in one click or with the browser extension.
VaultFor IT and admins
Share access with the right people, revoke it when someone leaves and know where every laptop is.
Today: Passwords in chat, laptops in a spreadsheet, access in nobody's head.
Today
Passwords get pasted into chat
And stay there forever.
With Rec-Motion
Stored encrypted, shared per collection, used in one click or with the browser extension.
VaultToday
A former colleague still knows your passwords
Switching off an account isn't the same as rotating passwords.
With Rec-Motion
When someone leaves, Vault revokes their access and flags every shared password for rotation.
VaultToday
Nobody knows who has which laptop
Until someone leaves and the laptop doesn't come back.
Today
You can't trace who did what
A password was changed — but by whom?
What an ordinary week looks like when everything lives in one place.
Monday
New colleague: laptop assigned through the onboarding checklist.
HR
Tuesday
Access to the recruiter logins through a shared collection.
Vault
Wednesday
The activity log shows who used the job-board password.
Vault
Thursday
Someone leaves: access revoked instantly.
Vault
Friday
Flagged passwords rotated, laptop back in stock.
HR
Replaces
Encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, with two-factor sign-in required. Vault isn't a zero-knowledge system.
Yes, roles decide per app who can see and do what.
Yes, it fills in login forms from Vault.
