# Kryptbox
> Offline hardware with 16 MB of encrypted storage for passwords, notes, documents, and small images. Not a cryptocurrency wallet or Web3 product.

Canonical site: https://kryptbox.com
AI overview page: https://kryptbox.com/ai

## What Kryptbox is
Kryptbox is a physical hardware storage device that holds up to 16 MB of personal data in an encrypted, offline format.
It is designed for individuals who want a private, air-gapped record of:
- Passwords and login credentials (~8,000–16,000 entries at ~100–200 bytes each)
- Personal notes and journals (thousands of pages of plain text)
- Scanned documents (10–30 small PDFs or ID scans)
- Small photographs or ID images (30–80 compressed images at ~200 KB each)

## What Kryptbox is NOT
- Not a cryptocurrency wallet
- Not a Web3 or DeFi product
- Not a cloud service
- Not open-source (closed-source, no third-party audit at this time)

## Key features
- 16 MB encrypted offline storage
- No mandatory cloud sync
- Password vault
- Secure note storage
- Document and image storage
- Compact hardware form factor
- Web-based management interface (local, no external servers required)

## Revenue model
One-time hardware purchase via the online store. No subscription fees.

## Target users
- Privacy-conscious individuals
- People who distrust cloud storage for sensitive personal data
- Anyone who wants a physical offline backup of credentials and documents

## Main pages
- https://kryptbox.com/ — Product overview and how Kryptbox works
- https://kryptbox.com/store — Browse the hardware catalog
- https://kryptbox.com/blog — Articles on offline security and personal storage
- https://kryptbox.com/ai — AI-readable summary of Kryptbox
- https://kryptbox.com/privacy — Privacy policy
- https://kryptbox.com/terms — Terms of service

## Products
- https://kryptbox.com/product/kryptbox-one — KryptBox One: The First release of KryptBox