Open the app
Go to app.forgetmykey.com in your phone's browser. If you like, add it to your home screen like any other app.
Keep your bank passwords, card PINs, your Wi-Fi password or any important note on your phone. To see them, unlock your phone as usual: with your face, fingerprint, PIN or pattern.
Two big buttons. That's all. Designed so anyone can use it without help.
Go to app.forgetmykey.com in your phone's browser. If you like, add it to your home screen like any other app.
Type an easy name, such as “Bank”, and below it the password with everything you want to remember. You can also add a photo, for example the sticker on your router.
Tap “View my keys”, unlock your phone as usual and tap the name. The key appears right away, large and clear.
Each key holds a long text, up to about 1,500 words, and one photo from your gallery. So you can keep the password together with hints, the username, the account number or anything else you need to remember.
Username, password, security answers… all together.
The router sticker or a handwritten page.
No need to remember the exact name: the list shows them all.
An encrypted copy you can keep in Drive or iCloud.
Your keys are not lost with your phone.
Sign in with the same Google (Android) or Apple (iPhone) account, open the app and choose “I already had keys on another phone”.
Without your face, fingerprint, PIN or pattern, nobody can open your keys, even with your phone in their hands.
If you like, also keep an encrypted copy in Google Drive or iCloud. Nobody can read it without unlocking your phone.
Nobody from Forgetmykey, your bank or any company will ever call you to ask for them.
Your face, fingerprint, PIN or pattern is the key to your keys.
Turn on two-step verification: it is how you recover your keys.
From “Backup and help”, inside the app.
Always open app.forgetmykey.com. Be wary of look-alike links sent to you in messages.
No. It works in your phone's browser. To keep it at hand: on Android, Chrome menu → “Add to Home screen”; on iPhone, Safari's share button → “Add to Home Screen”.
Your keys are not lost. On the new phone, sign in with the same Google or Apple account, open the app and choose “I already had keys on another phone”. Whoever has your old phone cannot open them without unlocking it.
No. Your keys are encrypted on your phone with a key only your phone has. Our server only holds encrypted data we cannot read.
Yes. The app uses whatever unlock you already have: face, fingerprint, PIN or pattern. Your phone just needs some screen lock turned on.
It works on Android phones with Chrome and on iPhones with Safari, as long as they are up to date.
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Open the app on your phone, save your first key and stop worrying about forgetting them.
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