100% Local Storage
Your data never leaves your device. No cloud sync, no backend calls, no analytics. The app functions entirely offline, giving you full sovereignty over your credentials.
Qlerky is the offline-first password manager that stores all your credentials and two-factor authentication codes locally on your device — encrypted with your master password. No backend, no sync, no risk.
Qlerky is purpose-built for people who deal with a lot of accounts — exchange accounts, wallets, email, services — and need a reliable, private place to keep it all.
Your data never leaves your device. No cloud sync, no backend calls, no analytics. The app functions entirely offline, giving you full sovereignty over your credentials.
All data is encrypted with a master password you set on first launch. Without it, the encrypted vault is completely unreadable — even if someone has access to your device files.
See the upcoming TOTP code before the current one expires. Never again race against a 2-second countdown trying to paste a code into a login form.
Store passwords, API keys, wallet seeds, 2FA codes, or any combination — all in a single structured entry. Organize exactly the way you think, not how the app thinks.
Export individual entries or your entire vault in four different formats — each with its own security trade-off. From steganography to universal CSV compatibility.
Built specifically for Android with a clean, responsive UI. iOS and desktop versions are in development. Biometric unlock support for quick access without compromising security.
Every format is designed for a specific scenario. Pick the one that matches your threat model and use case.
The native export format. Your entry is
serialized and encrypted with your password into
a proprietary
.qlerky
file. Maximum security — only openable by
another Qlerky installation with the correct
password. Ideal for backups and migrating
between Android devices.
Generates an encrypted, scannable QR code embedding the entry data. Perfect for quick device-to-device transfers — just open Qlerky on the receiving device and scan. No cables, no cloud, no file system. The QR itself is still encrypted, so intercepting the image alone is useless without the password.
The most covert export option. Your encrypted entry is hidden inside a cover image using steganographic techniques — the data is encoded into the least-significant bits of pixel color values. The resulting image looks completely identical to the original to the human eye. Share a photo and secretly transfer credentials at the same time. Note: Sensitive to image compression — always share as a lossless PNG or original file.
Standard comma-separated format compatible with virtually every password manager on the market — 1Password, Bitwarden, LastPass, KeePass and others. Use this when migrating away from Qlerky or moving data to another app. Store with care — this format is plaintext and unencrypted.
Inside Image is Qlerky's most technically fascinating export. It uses a technique called steganography — the art of hiding information in plain sight inside ordinary files.
Your entry data is encrypted with your chosen password before any image processing — even the steganographic payload is ciphertext.
The encrypted bytes are converted to
bits and embedded into the
least-significant bits (LSB) of RGB
pixel color channels. A pixel with
color
RGB(200, 140, 80)
might become
RGB(201, 141, 80)
— a difference of 1 out of 255.
Completely invisible to human
vision.
The output is a perfectly normal-looking image. No metadata, no visible artifacts — just a photo that secretly carries your encrypted credentials inside its pixels.
Because the data lives in the LSBs, any compression (like JPEG re-encoding in WhatsApp or Telegram) destroys the payload. Always share via direct file transfer, cloud storage links, or AirDrop.
Download Qlerky from Google Play for free
Create a strong master password on first launch — this encrypts everything
Add passwords, 2FA codes or any combination. Organized however you like
All data encrypted locally. Use, export, or share as needed
Cloud password managers are convenient, but they introduce a server that can be breached, subpoenaed, or discontinued. Here's how Qlerky stacks up.
| Feature | Qlerky | LastPass | Bitwarden | Google Passwords |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Local-only storage | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| No server required | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| 2FA code storage | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ |
| Next 2FA code preview | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Steganography export | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Free to use | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Works fully offline | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Data breach risk | None | High | Medium | Medium |
Qlerky Password Manager was created out of a real need: a secure, offline place to store credentials and TOTP 2FA codes for exchanges, wallets, and online services — without trusting a third-party server with the most sensitive data you own.
Unlike cloud-based password managers such as LastPass or 1Password, Qlerky stores everything locally on your Android device. There is no account to create, no email to verify, no sync to configure — just install, set your master password, and start adding entries.
The application supports a unique next-code preview for 2FA entries, solving the common frustration of time-based one-time passwords expiring in the few seconds it takes to switch apps and paste the code.
With four export formats — including the unprecedented steganographic image export that hides your encrypted credentials inside ordinary photo pixels — Qlerky is the most versatile offline password manager available for Android today.
Download Qlerky for Android and take back control of your digital security. No account, no cloud, no compromise.
iOS & Desktop coming soon · Open to feedback in the comments