Unlock on the device in front of you
Username and PIN vaults derive a key from your PIN in the browser, then encrypt the vault with AES-256-GCM. We do not reset forgotten PINs.
How it works
How LoginScout works: create a vault, save logins, unlock on this device
LoginScout is a browser vault you unlock locally. You add accounts you own. You search them when you need them. Your vault is encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM before it is saved to your account.
How LoginScout works
Step 1
Create a vault
Pick a username and 4-digit PIN, or continue with Google. No card is required for the free plan.
Step 2
Add library cards
Platform, credentials, notes, tags, linked profiles, and optional authenticator secrets sit on one card.
Step 3
Find it later
Search and filters beat a spreadsheet. Favorites should be the few logins you open every week.
Step 4
Export a backup before you change devices
Import restores the encrypted package. You unlock with the same PIN. If you forget the PIN, we do not reset it.
The loop
Google convenience mode is different
If you sign in with Google convenience mode, we store a vault key and release it only to your authenticated Google session on this site. That mode is not zero-knowledge. Privacy Policy has the exact wording.
Sync stores the encrypted vault
Every vault, free or paid, is saved to your account in encrypted form so it can sync. 2FA codes and quick notes are saved only on this device.
You bring the accounts
Nothing here creates Steam, Epic, or Roblox accounts. The vault stores credentials you add.
Free vs Premium in this flow
Free: up to five accounts, local encryption, encrypted cloud sync, quick links, notes and authenticator codes, recovery email stored on each card, encrypted backups. Premium: up to 100 accounts, a private vault-tied disposable inbox, and burner numbers via 5sim with a monthly quota.
Prices are on the pricing page. Features and limits can change; Terms says so explicitly.
Questions people ask
Where is my data stored?
Your vault is encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM, then saved to your account on our servers so it can sync. Google convenience mode also stores a vault key for that Google session. 2FA codes and quick notes are saved only on this device. See Privacy and Security.
Can support recover my PIN?
No. That is the tradeoff of a vault that cannot be reset by email.
Does Free issue a LoginScout temp inbox?
No. Free stores notes, authenticator codes, and the recovery email you type on each card. A LoginScout-issued disposable inbox and burner SMS are Premium.
Related guides
Security How encryption, the PIN, and backups work. Pricing Free vault limits, and what Premium adds. FAQ Related LoginScout page. Help center Short answers from the LoginScout help center. Integrations Related LoginScout page. Organize gaming alts One card per alt so usernames, mail, and notes stay together. Temp email for game signups When a private inbox helps a game signup, and when it does not. Burner SMS for game signups How burner SMS fits verification, including sites that reject virtual numbers. LoginScout vs Proton Pass Vault inbox versus a forwarding alias. LoginScout vs public temp-mail Private vault inbox versus a public temporary-email site.
Keep the identity with the login.
Create a free vault, then upgrade for a private temp mailbox and burner numbers when the library grows.