It starts with Bazinet Vault — a zero-knowledge password manager that encrypts everything on your device, so no one but you can read it. Alongside it, a small set of free tools that need no account.
A zero-knowledge password manager. Everything is encrypted on your own device with Argon2id + AES-256 — the server only ever stores ciphertext it can't read.
A Valorant companion that coaches your counter-strafe timing in real time, analyzes your real matches, and shows a live in-game overlay — without ever touching the game.
Small utilities you can use right now — the heavy lifting happens on your device, so nothing sensitive is ever sent to us.
Create a long, random password with your browser's secure RNG. Choose length and character sets. Nothing leaves your device.
See if a password has leaked in a known breach — privately, using k-anonymity. Only the first five hash characters ever leave your browser.
Notes on security, how these tools are built, and the occasional deep-dive on the crypto behind the vault.
The vault is zero-knowledge — encrypted on your device so we literally can't read it. No product sells or profiles your data.
No credit card, no trial that expires into a paywall. The core of every tool is free — an optional Vault Pro just funds the servers.
Each tool does one job well instead of a hundred things poorly. No upsell popups, no dark patterns, no nagging.
The blog explains the crypto and the trade-offs honestly — including the limits. No hand-wavy "military-grade" marketing.
The same account signs you in across every surface — password, 2FA, passkey, or Google. Your apps never see your password; sign-in happens on bazinet.net.
The full vault at bazinet.net/app — nothing to install.
Autofill and save logins as you browse, keys held only in memory.
A hardened Mac app for the vault — isolated from your browser and extensions, session in the Keychain. Download for Mac (Apple Silicon).
Yes. The vault, the quick tools, and the Aim Trainer are all free with no credit card. The vault has an optional Pro upgrade (extra devices, larger attachments, emergency access) that just helps cover server costs — everything essential works on the free tier.
No. The vault is zero-knowledge: your data is encrypted in your browser with a key derived from your master password (Argon2id → AES-256-GCM) before anything is sent. We only ever store ciphertext, so we have no technical way to read it — even if compelled to.
The password generator needs nothing at all. The vault, breach scanner, and the Aim Trainer's sign-in use one free Bazinet account (email, or Google / passkey). One account works across the website, the browser extension, and the desktop app.
The core app is read-only — it uses the official Riot API and reads your own running client, exactly like public rank-trackers, and never touches the game process. It ships with one clearly-labelled optional "Snap Tap" toggle that is against Valorant's rules and is off by default; don't enable that one for Valorant. Everything else is safe by design.
It's an independent project — small tools built and maintained by one person, not a company chasing your data. Questions or bugs go straight to support@bazinet.net.
Everything's free and takes a minute to start. Your data stays yours.