If someone steals your KEYBOKY®, you know immediately, unlike the silent intrusion of a hacker. Without knowing your system, all that remains is a book of random symbols - a buried treasure without a map.

Even wearing a bulletproof vest is uncomfortable, but it saves your life. With KEYBOKY, you have to type in your full password, but this moment of 'friction' is actually a security benefit: it forces you to slow down and verify, drastically reducing the risk of phishing and other attacks that rely on your automatic credential entry. It's a small price to pay for vastly superior security.

The same ones who announce breaches with embarrassing regularity? KEYBOKY® enjoys the impenetrability of the air gap - like a desert island in an ocean of digital pirates.

KEYBOKY® gives you random characters for passwords that would make a supercomputer cry. The true randomness of human selection creates passwords that no predictive algorithm can guess - it's like having a random number generator powered by human unpredictability.

Even servers can catch fire. You can protect KEYBOKY® from the rain; nobody can completely protect a database from a determined hacker.

Even the wheel is ancient, yet no one has come up with anything better. KEYBOKY® is timeless, like a Swiss army knife in a world of disposable gadgets.

This is exactly why we recommend buying two copies and storing them in different places. Furthermore, unlike digital password managers, if you lose your KEYBOKY you do not lose immediate access to all your accounts, having time to change the most important passwords at your leisure.

With the 50 password grids of KEYBOKY® you have ample space for all your important accounts. Each grid can generate several passwords, and the note pages allow you to keep track of which ones you use where with a symbol that only you know. You can create your own system of association between grids and accounts, which adds an extra layer of security: even if someone were to steal your KEYBOKY®, they would not know which grid corresponds to which account, nor which path you followed to generate the password.

Synchronisation is convenient, but it is also the security weak point. Every additional access point is a potential vulnerability. KEYBOKY eliminates this risk completely - better to spend an extra 10 seconds entering a password than to lose access to all your accounts in one fell swoop.

It is much riskier to have all your passwords in an online database. With KEYBOKY, you would have to suffer a physical theft to be deprived of them, and even then, without knowing your personal grid navigation system, the book is useless to the thief. The Index Card you keep separate

The KEYBOKY Index Card is an essential component of the system that you download and print separately. Accessible via a QR code inside your KEYBOKY, this card allows you to keep track of associations between your accounts and specific KEYBOKY pages, without having to write sensitive information directly into the book. It is essential to store the Index Card in a separate place from the KEYBOKY itself - this double level of security ensures that, even if someone were to get hold of your KEYBOKY, they would not know which pages correspond to which services. It is like having a safe in one location and its combination in another: you need both to access your valuables.

KEYBOKY® is the only password manager that you can literally bequeath. You can buy a second copy with the same set to keep in a safe place such as a safe deposit box, or to hand over to a lawyer or trusted family member along with clear instructions on its use. Unlike digital password managers, which often make access impossible after the death of the owner, KEYBOKY® ensures that your loved ones can access your accounts and manage your digital presence according to your wishes. It is a simple but effective way to ensure that your digital legacy is not lost.

Absolutely. KEYBOKY® allows you to create virtually unassailable 'distributed security' systems. You can buy copies with different sets and use each to generate different parts of your most critical passwords. For example, you could use one KEYBOKY® for the first half of the password and a second for the final part, entrusting the latter to a trusted person. You could even create a system where you yourself do not know the entire password, with components distributed between two or more different custodians. For highly sensitive information such as cryptocurrency keys or confidential documents, this approach represents the apotheosis of security, despite requiring multiple steps for access.

No, this attack is mathematically impractical. Even within a single KEYBOKY, each page contains a completely different grid of random characters. Considering that you have 50 different password grids, and that for each grid you can follow countless personal paths (horizontal, vertical, snake, jump...), the possible combinations are astronomical. Then there are numerous different sets of KEYBOKY, distributed on various stores. For a hacker, trying to guess which page you used, which path you followed and for which account is like trying to win the lottery several times in a row - mathematically impossible. Even if someone knew your exact series, you would still have to reveal which page you used, for which account and which personal path you followed.