IYPS- Is Your Password Secure?
Take Control of Your Digital Security
• In our rapidly expanding digital world, safeguarding your personal data is one of the most empowering actions you can take.
• Your password is the primary shield standing between your private life and the growing wave of online threats.
• Just as a strong cup of coffee fuels your day, a robust password fuels your peace of mind.
• While password managers like Bitwarden or KeePass are highly recommended for ultimate convenience, many people still prefer to craft their own passwords.
• If you choose to create your own, it is vital to ensure they offer genuine protection rather than a false sense of security.
• IYPS (Is Your Password Secure?) is designed to help you build an unbreakable digital defense.
Empowering Password Analysis
• Instant Strength Assessment: Discover whether your chosen passwords are easy to guess or already commonly used.
• Crack-Time Estimates: Understand exactly how much time and effort it would take for an unauthorized system to breach your accounts.
• Smart Recommendations: Receive actionable suggestions to transform weak passwords into bulletproof shields.
Absolute Privacy and Trust
• Completely Offline Operation: Your passwords are never saved, stored, or sent across the internet, ensuring your credentials remain yours alone.
• Zero Data Collection: The application respects your personal boundaries by collecting absolutely no data.
• No Permissions Required: You can use the app immediately without granting access to your device's files, contacts, or location.
Designed for a Better Experience
• Fully Open Source: Transparent code that anyone can review, verify, and improve.
• Modern Material Design: A clean, intuitive interface that makes security accessible to everyone.
• Light and Dark Themes: Comfortable viewing options tailored to your personal preferences.
• Ad-Free Experience: Focus on your security without any disruptive, unwanted advertisements.
Explore the source code and contribute to safer digital habits on GitHub: https://github.com/StellarSand/IYPS
FAQ
Q: Is IYPS intended to replace dedicated password managers like Bitwarden or KeePass?
A: While the developers highly recommend using reputable password managers for long-term convenience and security, IYPS serves as a vital tool for those who prefer to craft their own passwords. It bridges the gap between manual creation and professional-grade security by ensuring the passwords you choose offer genuine protection rather than a false sense of safety.
Q: How does the application provide an instant strength assessment?
A: The app utilizes sophisticated algorithms to analyze the complexity and patterns within your password. It checks against common naming conventions, predictable sequences, and frequently used terms to let you know immediately if your password is too easy for an attacker to guess.
Q: What are crack-time estimates and why are they important to understand?
A: Crack-time estimates provide a realistic window of how long it would take an automated system or a brute-force attack to successfully breach your account. By visualizing this timeframe, you can better understand the vulnerability of your credentials and decide if a more complex version is necessary.
Version History
v1.6.1——10 Aug 2026
A password strength test app with crack times, warnings and suggestions. Download the latest version of IYPS- Is Your Password Secure? to enjoy new features and updates immediately!
*1.6.1
- Support for Android 17.
- Option to select wordlist for generating passphrases.
- Include numbers while generating passphrases.
- Show details for generated passphrases.
- Added option to automatically clear copied items.
- Multiple optimizations.
- New translations & updated existing ones (contributed by the community).
*1.5.6
Support for Android 16.
UI enhancements.
Fixed entropy calculations.
Added extended character set for password generation
New translations & updated existing ones (contributed by the community).
*1.5.4
- Support for Android 15.
- Updated top 200 passwords.
- Fixed "100 guesses/hour" incorrectly shown as "100 guesses/second" in Chinese translation.
- Updated German translation (by brassel-it).
- Added Persian translation (by alr86).
- Added Brazilian Portuguese translation (by luxdev01).
