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Turn on Cloud Sync

Why

Your vault lives on your device. Cloud Sync keeps an encrypted copy in step across every browser you use — and gives you a way back in if you forget your master password. It's your backup, too.

What it is (and how it stays private)

Sync stores your vault only as ciphertext — unreadable without your master password. Veridenti's server never holds your key or your plaintext. Your device always keeps a complete local copy, so it keeps working even if the network (or our backend) is down.

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The device holds a complete local vault, so reads and writes keep working even if the backend is unavailable. Changes buffer and reconcile automatically when the connection returns — a backend outage is never a lockout.

Turn it on

  1. Open Settings → Security & sync.
  2. Enter an account email and your master password, then continue. If you don't have an account yet, Veridenti offers to create one.
  3. When the account is created, Veridenti shows your recovery key — save it (below).

Save your recovery key

Because only you can unlock your vault, creating a sync account gives you a 12-word recovery key — your backstop if you ever forget your master password.

WarningIf you lose both your master password and your recovery key, your vault cannot be recovered — by anyone, including Veridenti. That's the flip side of true zero-knowledge.

On your other devices

Install Veridenti on the other browser, open Settings → Security & sync, and sign in with the same account email and master password. Your vault restores from ciphertext.

What's next

Last updated August 26, 2026 · Docs v1.3
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