This decides how the app behaves - coins, files and secrets alike. Pick once; it sets up everything after it.
Coins, files and secrets you cannot afford to lose. Air-gap is not a mode inside this online build - a file that can reach the network cannot promise it never will. It is a separate signer with no network code at all.
This build is the online one. For true air-gap, get the dedicated signer: it has no way to connect, you verify it once, and you run it on a device with the radios off. Tap to download it.Behaves like a normal wallet. Check your balance, receive, send, broadcast and encrypt files - online or off, whenever you want.
Nothing is enforced. You'll be warned before each step that connects, and then it is your call. Your keys can end up on a machine that goes online, and if that machine is ever compromised they can be taken.Native segwit, BIP-84. Sign offline, broadcast from a connected device.
Choose →ETH and any ERC-20, on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Polygon. BIP-44.
Choose →Encrypt any file or text. The encrypted file can live anywhere; its key files go somewhere else.
Choose →Read a code shown by gapbit on another device. Keys and vaults can be saved here as files; a signed transaction can be broadcast.
Choose →Mint a seed from measured physical entropy, with a live entropy estimate on screen. Then make its key files.
Begin →Restore from key files, import a BIP-39 seed, or watch an xpub.
Open →| estimator | mic | cam | jitter | pointer |
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Everything bundled into this file, what each one does here, and its licence. All third-party code is MIT. Nothing is fetched at runtime.
| PACKAGE | USED FOR | LICENCE |
|---|---|---|
| @scure/btc-signer | Bitcoin addresses, PSBT construction and signing | MIT, Patricio Palladino and Paul Miller |
| @scure/bip32 | BIP-32 hierarchical key derivation | MIT, Patricio Palladino and Paul Miller |
| @scure/bip39 | BIP-39 mnemonic encoding and seed derivation | MIT, Patricio Palladino and Paul Miller |
| @scure/base | bech32, base58 and base64 encoding | MIT, Paul Miller |
| @noble/curves | secp256k1 signing for Bitcoin and Ethereum | MIT, Paul Miller |
| @noble/hashes | SHA-256, SHA-512, keccak256, HMAC | MIT, Paul Miller |
| hash-wasm | Argon2id, the key derivation for encrypted backups | MIT, Dani Biro |
| qrcode | drawing QR codes | MIT, Ryan Day |
| jsQR | reading QR codes from the camera | MIT, Cosmo Wolfe |
| WebCrypto | HKDF, PBKDF2, AES-GCM and SHA, built into the browser | browser built-in, not bundled |
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