Private values & passkeys
Fill the fields others can't — private values
Why
Forms constantly ask for the one-off details a password manager ignores: a membership number, a rewards ID, a loyalty code. Private values let you save those once and have Veridenti offer them back.
What it is
A small list of labelled values (like "Costco card number"), stored encrypted in your vault. They sync to your own devices like everything else in your vault — but they are never shared with anyone else or used to improve Veridenti's shared form-fix database.
Save one
- On a form with an odd field, click the field — the Fix this form helper opens.
- Choose Save a private value….
- Give it a Label and the Value, then Save.
Next time the same field appears, Veridenti offers your saved value. Manage them anytime under Settings → Private values (Edit or Delete).
Passkeys (beta)
What it is
A passkey signs you in to a site with your Veridenti unlock instead of a password — nothing to type, nothing to phish. Passkeys you create are stored in your encrypted vault, so they sync to your other devices and are covered by your recovery key.
How to use it
Turn it on under Settings → Passkeys ("Use Veridenti for passkeys"). When a site offers "sign in with a passkey," Veridenti offers to create one — you're always asked first. This works in Chrome and Edge today.