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PangolinMatrix

Encode passwords with a private 9x9 character matrix and a directive only you know. Write down encoded passwords anywhere safer than a vault full of real credentials.

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Sample private matrix 9 x 9
G
0
q
%
L
8
x
@
R
2
v
{
A
m
]
e
K
!
n
B
_
5
T
z
;
W
c
P
9
d
^
Y
1
h
-
Q
s
M
[
3
f
&
U
a
}
J
k
6
E
o
+
V
r
C
*
p
7
I
=
b
X
t
D
)
4
g
#
N
w
H
F
(
i
$
S
l
Z
u
O
y
j
Sample

Simple sample

Encode with a directive, decode with its inverse

1. Start

Choose a real password

Sample only: Gmail2026!

2. Encode

Apply the sample directive

4R, 2D moves each character through your private matrix. (4R=4Right, 2D=2Down)

3. Decode

Use the inverse directive later

4L, 2U brings the encoded password back to the original. (4L=4Left, 2U=2Up)

Matrix online

Your account stores only the randomized matrix, protected by email verification and email login codes.

Directive offline

The directive is shown once, confirmed by you, then discarded. We cannot recover it.

Real passwords elsewhere

Encode and decode in your browser. Real passwords should never be saved on our servers.