Household Vault
The family's secrets.
Locked inside the household.
Curriculum logins, school portals, the WiFi code for the guest network — the logins a household shares but shouldn't leave in a Notes app. The Vault is for the household's grown-ups only; children and extended family cannot open it, and passwords are encrypted on our servers.
What it holds
Everything the household
needs to remember.
The Vault isn't a general-purpose password manager — it stays focused on what belongs to the household rather than to individuals. Logins shared between parents that should outlive a single phone.
- Passwords and credentials — WiFi networks, streaming services, school portals, utility accounts. Shared between both parents; invisible to children.
- Each login has a name, web address, username, password and a note. Only the password is encrypted, so keep secrets out of the note.
How it's protected
Grown-ups only.
Encrypted at rest.
The Vault opens only for a signed-in grown-up in the household. It never appears on the kitchen tablet in Wall Mode, and children cannot open it. Passwords are encrypted with AES-256 before they are stored. The encryption key is held by Doorpost on our servers, so this protects a copy of the database, not against Doorpost itself.
- Role-based access — adults can read and write; child accounts cannot see the Vault surface at all.
- Passwords are encrypted (AES-256-GCM) on our servers before they are stored.
The household vault. Start free.
The logins the family shares — kept in one place for the household's grown-ups, not scattered across apps.