XKCD #936 made the case for passphrases over random character soup back in 2011, and the argument is even stronger now. I wanted a generator that actually follows the logic of that comic — real words, memorable phrases, easy to type.
The twist: it uses AI to generate nonsensical but grammatically plausible phrases (so you don't get "horse battery staple correct" clones), then gives you 6 variants of the same phrase — spaces, camelCase, lowercase, special characters, numbers, and a fully obfuscated strongest version — so you can pick whatever format a site demands without losing the memorability.
Built with Next.js and the OpenAI API. Falls back to a local wordlist if the API is unavailable.
I'm not a security expert, but I'd appreciate any comments from anyone who is. My main concern is how random is "random?" I know there are ways to measure randomness, and that getting true randomness from a computer is difficult.
badmonday•1h ago
The twist: it uses AI to generate nonsensical but grammatically plausible phrases (so you don't get "horse battery staple correct" clones), then gives you 6 variants of the same phrase — spaces, camelCase, lowercase, special characters, numbers, and a fully obfuscated strongest version — so you can pick whatever format a site demands without losing the memorability.
Built with Next.js and the OpenAI API. Falls back to a local wordlist if the API is unavailable.
https://www.passwds.me