The Password Problem No One Solved
(Until Now)
Strong passwords are impossible to remember.
Memorable passwords are too weak.
StoryPass solves both.
The Password Paradox
81% of breaches
are caused by weak or reused passwords
You're told to use
random strings like "kT9#mQpL!x&2^"
So you either
forget them, reuse them, or write them down
You're constantly clicking "Forgot Password" for Google, Apple, your bank. You reuse the same password everywhere because you can't remember 50 different random strings. Or you write them on sticky notes, which defeats the entire purpose of having a strong password.
Password managers help, but what happens when you don't have your phone? When you need to log in from a friend's computer? When the autofill doesn't work?
Why Stories Work
Random Characters
5% recallForgotten in 5 minutes
Random Words
50% recall6 unrelated words - hard to remember
Story Passwords
>80% recallCoherent narrative - 90%+ recall
"The ability to tell stories is the most unique feature of human language."— Yuval Noah Harari, Sapiens
Your brain evolved to remember narratives, not random characters. When you read "Einstein is dancing in the library," your brain automatically creates a vivid mental image. That image sticks with you far longer than random letters ever could.
How It's Secure
Enterprise-grade security with human-friendly memorability.
Government-Grade Randomness
StoryPass uses the same randomness standards the government requires for top-secret systems. Every password is completely random and unpredictable.
36-50 Bits of Entropy
Each password contains 36-50 bits of cryptographic entropy, meeting NIST security standards. That's billions of possible combinations.
Open Methodology
We publish how our system works because security through obscurity doesn't work. Transparency enables security audits and builds trust.
No Storage, No Tracking
Passwords are generated in your browser. We never see them, never store them, never track them. What you generate stays completely private.
What Makes Us Different
| Method | Entropy | Memorable? | Effective Security |
|---|---|---|---|
| Password123! | ~30 bits | Terrible (breached immediately) | |
| kT9#mQpL!x | 60+ bits | Zero (you write it down) | |
| Diceware 6-word | 77 bits | Reduced (some write it down) | |
| StoryPass | 36-50 bits | Full (you remember it) |
Created for the AI Era
StoryPass is the first password methodology created in the AI era. We use intelligent combination of characters, actions, and places to generate secure, memorable passwords that feel human-friendly. Traditional password generators are decades old—StoryPass is built for modern threats and modern needs.
Easy to remember, hard to crack.
When to Use StoryPass
Master Password
Use StoryPass for your password manager's master password. Strong enough to protect everything, memorable enough that you'll never forget it.
High-Security Accounts
Banking, email, work systems—accounts where you need maximum security and frequent access without autofill.
Cross-Device Access
Need the same password on your laptop, phone, and tablet? StoryPass passwords travel in your brain, not your pocket.
Backup Authentication
When you don't have your password manager handy, or when autofill isn't available, StoryPass passwords are always accessible.
Works alongside password managers: StoryPass doesn't replace your password manager—it complements it. Use password managers for your everyday accounts, and StoryPass for the critical passwords you need to remember.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from making up my own story?
Security requires true randomness. If you make up your own story, you'll unconsciously choose predictable patterns based on your life, interests, and experiences. Attackers know this and build their cracking dictionaries accordingly. StoryPass uses cryptographically secure random selection—truly unpredictable—to ensure maximum entropy while maintaining memorability through story structure.
Should I use the same story for all my accounts?
No! Generate a unique password for each website or service. Never reuse passwords, even memorable ones. If one service gets breached, you don't want attackers trying that password on all your other accounts. Think of StoryPass as a tool to create multiple memorable passwords—one per service—not a single master password for everything.
Do I still need a password manager?
Yes! Password managers are excellent tools. StoryPass complements them rather than replacing them. Use your password manager for everyday accounts where autofill works great. Use StoryPass for your master password (to unlock the password manager itself) and for critical accounts you access frequently across multiple devices.
What if I forget my story?
The whole point of StoryPass is that you won't forget. The story structure creates vivid mental imagery that sticks in your memory far better than random characters. That said, treat it like any important password: write it down and store it securely (safe, encrypted file, etc.) as a backup until you're confident you've memorized it.
Is this really secure enough?
Yes. With 36-50 bits of entropy, StoryPass passwords meet government security standards (NIST SP 800-63B). Even more importantly, because you remember them without writing them down, they maintain their full security in real-world use—which traditional strong passwords often don't.
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