Deqard

Store passwords easily without disclosing them to 3rd party

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Store passwords easily without disclosing them to 3rd party

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Password managers

Deqard relies on the use of visual memory, which provides a secure and easy way to store passwords without actual disclosure to the password manager.

Launch tags:Android•Productivity•Tech

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Deqard

Maker

Hey hunters! We are very excited to introduce Deqard! The main problem the app is trying to solve is the necessity to provide passwords to the password manager. How it works: Deqard generates password cards with a user's personal pattern in their background. The user comes up with a path through this pattern and uses it to read the password from the card. Each user's card has the same pattern but a different set of symbols. So the only thing to remember is the path. The main focus is security, so the app does not store the pattern and symbols on our servers. All the data is generated on your device on the fly. But we keep the metadata such as card titles and comments, so the deck could be easily restored on the user's new device. Android version is available! - https://play.google.com/store/ap... You could leave your email to get notified when iOS app is published - https://deqard.app/ Would love to receive some feedback! Thanks! :)

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6yr ago

That's very interesting; are there more examples with longer and more complicated passwords? Also if all you have to remember is the path, how many other path possibilities does the card store?

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6yr ago

Deqard

Maker

@fatosbediu Thanks for the question! We tried to make the card design so that it helps to come up with catchy paths with any complexity you need. The number of possible paths is theoretically unlimited. We recommend using a path that is at least 10 chars long and is easy to remember for you. By the way, the other part of password complexity is the set of utilized symbols. For the password cards, we use letters, numbers, and special characters. And the ones that could be ambiguous to read(e.g. 0 and O) are excluded.

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6yr ago

Piktochart

Looks interesting - I've always tried to not store my passwords on a single product so that in case the service got compromised, I would've lost everything. Will check this out! Curious how effective this can be.

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6yr ago

Deqard

Maker

@elvin_lkh Would love to hear what you think after using it! Please let us know if you like it or we can make something better. Thank you!

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6yr ago