A new open-source tool allows users to convert sensitive data, such as seed phrases, bank card numbers, and passwords, into memorable Russian sentences. The project operates locally as a single HTML file and does not require installation.
The software does not encrypt data or generate new keys; it merely transforms existing information into a more readable format. Users can choose from multiple equivalent sentences for the same input, which can be converted back to the original values.
The tool uses a template-based system to create grammatically correct phrases. Each sentence includes a checksum to detect errors or typos. The program relies on mathematical reversibility rather than AI or stored databases to ensure consistent results.
The system processes data in 8-byte blocks, typically resulting in 7-word sentences. This structure is designed to be easier to memorize than standard BIP39 seed phrases. The application includes security measures to prevent unauthorized network requests.
