SafeNuvem is a password manager that encrypts everything on your device and syncs it through your own Google Drive. There are no SafeNuvem accounts and no SafeNuvem servers, so there is nothing for anyone else to see or leak.
Coming soon to the App Store, Google Play, the Microsoft Store and the Chrome Web Store.
Your vault is locked with your master password using Argon2id and AES-256-GCM before it ever leaves your device.
The encrypted vault lives in a private app folder in your own Drive. SafeNuvem can't see any of your other files.
Every device you sign in on picks up the same vault. Edits made offline on two devices are merged, keeping both versions when they clash.
Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello and fingerprint unlock, plus AutoFill in apps and browsers.
Keep your authenticator codes next to your logins, and import them from Google Authenticator.
Import from SafeInCloud and the CSV exports of most other password managers.
No. SafeNuvem has no servers. Your vault is encrypted on your device with a key only your master password can unlock, and it's stored in your own Google Drive.
Only that an encrypted file exists in the app's private folder and how big it is. The contents are unreadable without your master password.
When you create your vault you get a recovery key. Keep it somewhere safe: it's the only way back in if you lose your master password. Without either one, nobody, including us, can recover your vault.
"Nuvem" is Portuguese for cloud. A safe in your own cloud.