Built for People Who Own Their Data

Why We Built This

Most password managers are built around a business model that requires your data to live on their servers. That's a fundamental conflict of interest. When they get breached — and they do — your passwords go with it.

We built MyLock360 for the RWP ecosystem — a community that understands ownership, decentralization, and the value of controlling your own keys. The same principles that drive Web 3.0 apply to your password vault.

The Technology

MyLock360 uses AES-256-GCM encryption — the same standard trusted by governments and financial institutions worldwide. Your master password is run through PBKDF2 with 100,000 iterations before it ever touches your vault key. The result: even if someone gets the encrypted database file, they can't open it without knowing your password.

The vault itself runs on SQLite — a proven, battle-tested database engine used by billions of devices. No exotic dependencies. No attack surface. Just encrypted data, sitting on your machine.

The Ecosystem

MyLock360 is one piece of a larger ecosystem built by Tech Smart Inc. and Eric Armstrong — entrepreneur, network engineer, and author of WEB 3.0 and Beyond. The vision: give everyday people the same tools that enterprises use to protect their digital lives. RWP token holders get MyLock360 free. That's not a promotion — it's the point.

Your Data Never Leaves Your Device

There is no MyLock360 server. There is no sync. There is no backup to the cloud unless you put it there yourself. When you forget your master password, nobody can help you recover it — because nobody has it. That's not a bug. That's the whole design.