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Fydra
The encrypted vault for what Apple Passwords can't hold
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The encrypted vault for what Apple Passwords can't hold
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Apple Passwords handles logins and passkeys. Fydra keeps everything else: SSH keys, API keys, secure notes, payment cards, passports and IDs. Items are encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM, unlocked with Face ID or Touch ID, and synced through your own iCloud. No account, no servers, no tracking. Native SwiftUI on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, with an SSH agent for Git on the Mac and reminders before documents expire. Free for your first 10 items.
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Hi Product Hunters 👋
I'm Radimir, a Staff Engineer with 15 years of building for the web and mobile. Today I'm launching Fydra.
Apple Passwords got really good at logins, passkeys and verification codes. But plenty of sensitive things aren't logins: the SSH key for a server, an API token for a side project, card details, the passport you need once a year. Most of us end up keeping those in a notes app, a loose file or an email to ourselves. I wanted a proper home for them that feels like it belongs on Apple devices, so I built Fydra.
What it does:
12 item types with the right fields: secure notes, API and SSH keys, payment cards, bank accounts, passports, IDs, driver's licenses, software licenses, memberships, medical records, plus custom items
Scan a passport, ID or card and the fields fill themselves. The image is read on your device and never saved or sent
SSH agent for Mac: Git and SSH use keys from your vault after a Touch ID check
Reminders before a passport, ID or card expires, also on Apple Watch
Import from 1Password, LastPass and more
How it handles your data:
Every item is encrypted with AES-256-GCM on your device; the key lives in your Keychain
Face ID or Touch ID, no master password
Syncs through your own iCloud (works with Advanced Data Protection)
No account, no servers, no analytics, no tracking or third-party SDKs
It's native SwiftUI on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, and it doesn't try to replace Apple Passwords; it covers the rest.
Free for your first 10 items. Pro unlocks unlimited items and the SSH agent, monthly, yearly or as a one-time lifetime purchase.
I'd love your feedback on:
What's the one thing you keep in a notes app today that shouldn't be there?
Developers: does the SSH agent fit your Git workflow, and what's missing?
Anything that feels un-Apple-like or confusing in the first five minutes
I'll be here answering questions. Thanks for taking a look!