Your passwords and backup codes deserve different protections.

Unlocking your passwords shouldn't unlock every backup code too. Your Emergency Safe is locked separately, and stays on your phone or iPad.

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Vault For your regular logins

Emergency Safe For your critical recovery information

Vault

FOR EVERYDAY SIGN-INS

For everyday sign-ins, on the devices you choose.

Passwords and passkeys
Everyday accounts and apps
Quick sign-in on devices you choose
Use on your phone and in your browser

Search logins

Email account alex@example.com
Bank alex@example.com
Streaming alex@example.com
Shop alex@example.com
Work portal alex@example.org

Emergency Safe

FOR SENSITIVE RECOVERY DATA

For MFA backup codes, recovery keys and other high-risk data. It opens only with its own passphrase, after your Vault is open. Its key stays on your phone or iPad.

MFA backup codes
Recovery codes for other accounts
Other sensitive account information
Only on your phone or iPad

MFA backup codes For your other accounts
Recovery keys Account recovery keys
Backup codes One-time use codes
Sensitive information Other critical data

iPhone 15
- Vault
- Emergency Safe
Vault and Emergency Safe
MacBook Pro
- Vault
- Emergency Safe: phones and iPads only
Vault only
Work phone
- Vault
- Emergency Safe
Vault only

Set up a spare before you start

Before you finish setup, you'll add a second phone or iPad, or save a Safe Spare Key. Keep your Safe Spare Key in a different place from your Recovery Kit.

Using a backup code

Need a backup code? Open your Vault. Then open the Emergency Safe with its passphrase and read one code. Your computer never sees the rest.

IMPORTANT LIMITATION

Separation helps reduce shared exposure, but it is not absolute.

Separation helps only while your passphrases, keys and unlock sessions stay independent. A phone or iPad that is compromised while unlocked, or someone who has both your Recovery Kit and your Safe Spare Key, can still reach both.