The Browser Can Be the Courier Without Becoming the Vault
A browser extension can fill one selected login without becoming a second durable vault. The password still reaches the page, and that boundary matters.
ChromVoid Blog
Articles and product updates
Notes from the ChromVoid team.
Environment Variables Are Delivery, Not Isolation
Environment variables are a useful delivery interface. The problem begins when .env becomes the durable plaintext source of truth—and every worktree, IDE, backup, and agent inherits the consequences.
Accessible UI Should Not Depend on Good Intentions
UIKit owns the surface. Headless models own focus, keyboard, selection, and ARIA contracts. Here is why ChromVoid keeps those boundaries separate.
Why ChromVoid Has Its Own Media Player and Notes Editor
Built-in audio, video, and notes are not convenience features bolted onto a vault. They are how ChromVoid keeps common private workflows inside one controlled boundary.
How ChromVoid's Encryption Architecture Supports Plausible Deniability
ChromVoid's deniability model starts in the storage architecture: every password maps to its own encrypted namespace, while no vault list tells an observer what else exists.
Passkeys Fixed the Password Problem. They Moved the Trust Problem.
Passkeys make sign-in safer and simpler, but portable credentials raise a new question: who controls the source of truth for your credential?
Pocket Host: A Private Cloud That Fits in Your Pocket
A phone can be more than a second screen. With a USB-first remote flow, it can become the source of truth for a desktop vault session.