What software is using QRS encryption?
Cross-platform Password Manager (Windows, macOS, Linux coming soon). To try a BETA version on Windows, please download a ZIP file below, extract all content, then run the EXE file (QrsPasswordManager.exe). For macOS, please download ARM or Intel ZIP file, extract the .APP folder, then move .APP folder into the Applications folder on your Mac.
Command Line utility that uses encrypted YAML config to set environment variables and then launch the process. Great for running CI/CD scripts, loading encrypted SSH keys into SSH Agent, running AWS CLI, Azure CLI, and many other admin scripts that take sensitive parameters via environment variables.
To try a BETA version on Windows, please download a ZIP file below, extract all content, then run the EXE file (qrs.exe). For macOS, please download ARM or Intel ZIP file, extract the qrs file, then run the "./qrs" command from your terminal. To have QR code displayed correctly, please also set your terminal font to 'Courier New' and Line Spacing to '1'.
Windows Application to encrypt arbitrary files
Cross-Platform Notes Application (Windows, macOS, Linux) where notes are encrypted with QRS
QRS encryption could be integrated into any web, mobile, desktop or command line
application. Open QRS protocols are defined as a set of HTTPS APIs with Protobuf payloads. For C#/F#/VB.NET developers we already provide a client library. For languages like JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, Go, Rust, Python, C/C++ - client libraries will need to be developed using Protobuf and standard cryptographic primitives available in any language.
Please send us email to info@qrid.com if you are interested in a client library development for your language.
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