Turn real passwords into private codes that you can safely write down and only you can recover later

PangolinMatrix is account-only for Encode/Decode. It turns real passwords into longer, unrecognizable text in your browser. Write down the encoded version instead of the real password, then use the helper to turn it back into the real password when needed.

  • No real passwords stored
  • US$19 lifetime Encode/Decode account

Browser helper preview

BlueCat42!
K9x2mP4wR6tQ8vZa.b7Hk3nLq5Ws0YpD2cF4uVj8AaQ

No manual counting and no extra rule to memorize. Paste encoded text into the helper to reverse it back to the real password.

The encoded text is reversible in your helper, and intentionally longer because it includes browser-generated protection data.

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Read the security model

See exactly what PangolinMatrix stores, what it never stores, and why separation matters.

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How to keep it safe

The protection comes from keeping real passwords out of storage

1. Account key

Your account uses a private encoding key

It is unlocked for the browser helper after login and email verification.

The helper handles the encoding logic for you.

2. Encoded passwords

Your encoded passwords stay elsewhere

Keep them in a spreadsheet, notebook, or cloud drive.

Never copy or store your real passwords there.

3. Recovery habit

Decode only when you need the real password

Use the helper to recover a real password only at the moment you need to paste or type it.

Do not store recovered real passwords after you use them.

Your real passwords never touch our servers — by design

PangolinMatrix stores your account access data and encrypted helper key, but not the real passwords you encode!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does PangolinMatrix store my real passwords?

No. The helper runs in your browser. PangolinMatrix stores account data needed for login and payment, but not the real passwords you type into the helper.

Where should I store encoded passwords?

Store only encoded passwords in your own notes, spreadsheet, or cloud drive. Never store the real passwords there.

What if I lose account access?

You may not be able to decode account-based encoded passwords. Keep your PangolinMatrix login safe and make sure your email account is recoverable.

Trust, honestly stated

No invented testimonials. No inflated user counts.

PangolinMatrix is new. The security model is public, the tool explains what it stores, and feedback is welcome from people who want to review the idea carefully.

Start with separation

Turn real passwords into private codes that you can safely write down and only you can recover later

Keep a password list that is useless without your PangolinMatrix account helper.

Know someone who still writes real passwords down?

Share PangolinMatrix with them after you understand the idea.