FAQ · Security
Should passwords live in the vault?
Prefer a password manager for secrets.
Use Home Tech Vault for non-secret context—account emails, SSID names, device nicknames, and where the secret is stored.
Explore Home Tech Vault
Devices, documents, maintenance, network, family sharing, pricing, and the Knowledge Center — linked from every guide.
- Organize your home device inventoryTrack laptops, TVs, appliances, and gadgets room by room.
- Store receipts, manuals, and home documentsAttach proof and PDFs to the devices they belong to.
- Browse home tech maintenance guidesSeasonal checkups, batteries, firmware, and care habits.
- Document your home networkRouter notes, Wi-Fi context, and ISP details for calmer outages.
- Share your vault with family membersHousehold roles and access boundaries without oversharing.
- Compare Free, Pro, and Family pricingSee plan limits, sharing, and what to start with.
- Explore the Knowledge CenterLong-form guides for devices, warranties, networking, and more.
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