Nothing to remember. And the password manager is only one part: Loop8 is a privacy controller covering notes, private messaging and two-factor codes, all behind your biometrics.
GLENDALE, Calif., Sept. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Loop8 today made its privacy app generally available. The app is free to download and use, and there is no master password anywhere in it. Users open it with the biometrics already built into their phone. Passwords are only part of what it holds: Note8 protected notes, True8 Connect private messaging, two-factor codes and dark web monitoring all sit behind the same biometrics, and Loop8 never saves any of it on its own servers.
Most password managers and secure note apps encrypt what users give them and then keep it on company servers, which puts millions of vaults in one place for a single breach to expose. Loop8 has no such place. Everything a user stores is encrypted on the phone, and the backup copy goes automatically to the user's own iCloud account on iOS or Google account on Android. The encryption key never leaves the device, so even that backup cannot be opened without the phone.
Data does travel through Loop8's servers to reach another device, encrypted end to end with keys that stay on user devices, so the company cannot read what it carries and keeps no copy after delivery.
Registration takes two pieces of information, an email address and a phone number. Loop8 does not ask for a name, a home address, an age or a gender.
A master password is also the thing people end up writing down, and the thing an attacker can talk them out of. Phishing works because a secret can be repeated to a stranger over the phone. No one can be talked into handing over a fingerprint. Loop8 has no password to write down, and none to hand over.
If the phone is lost
The encrypted backup in the user's own cloud is still there, but it cannot be opened without the key from the lost device. That is where trusted contacts come in. Loop8 asks users to name people they trust, and those people are what restores access. There is no reset link to click, and Loop8 cannot restore an account itself, because it never held the content or the key.
What's in the privacy controller
Free with the app
- Note8. A one-page notes app behind the user's biometrics, built for people who have a hard time with password managers, including older users. It can also copy a protected note into a family member's Loop8 app, so a spouse or an adult child can take over if something happens.
- True8 Connect. Private messaging between two people, not stored on Loop8's servers. Messages delete themselves after eight days, with no recovery and no archive.
- Authenticator. Two-factor codes, generated and kept on the device.
- PrivacyMate. Scans the dark web for compromised data and provides real-time notifications to users while they browse on a desktop.
In the paid version
- The password manager. Credentials kept on the phone and opened with biometrics. No master password, and no copy on Loop8's servers.
- MySafe. A desktop tool that keeps its contents on the computer and does not copy them to the cloud on its own. Users who want a backup send it to storage they already own, such as their own Google Drive.
- Seven extra licenses. Every paid license comes with seven more at no cost, so a user can cover family and community instead of buying one seat at a time.
"Most people aren't security experts, and they shouldn't have to be," said Zarik Megerdichian, founder and CEO of Loop8. "We built Loop8 for everyone else. It's simple, and there's nothing for you to manage. Hackers go after big companies because that's where millions of accounts sit in one pile. We don't keep that pile. The master password had a good run. As of today, people have another option."
Availability
Loop8 is free on the Apple App Store for iOS and on Google Play for Android. The free version includes Note8, True8 Connect, the authenticator and PrivacyMate. The paid version adds the password manager and MySafe for $8, and every paid license comes with seven more at no cost.
On the desktop, Loop8 runs on both Mac and Windows and syncs through the Loop8 browser extension, which is available for Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge.
About Loop8
Loop8 makes a privacy controller, a single app that keeps a person's passwords, notes, private messages and two-factor codes behind their own biometrics. User content stays on the user's own devices and in their own cloud accounts. Loop8 never stores it on its own servers. The app is free, and registration asks only for an email address and a phone number. Loop8 is based in Glendale, California. For more information, visit loop8.ai.
Media Contact
Zarik Megerdichian CEO, Loop8 [email protected] | (818) 208-0238 www.loop8.ai
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