wAIwiser Announces AgentKey, a Password Manager Built for AI Agents

ARROYO GRANDE, Calif. - November 4, 2026 - wAIwiser today announced AgentKey, a password manager designed for a world where AI agents, not just people, need to log in.

AgentKey keeps logins in an encrypted vault on the iPhone, protected by Face ID, and the company's servers store only ciphertext. AI agents appear as contacts in AgentKey, the way people do in a contacts app, and each agent has its own scoped access to the vault.

AI agents are taking on more tasks that require signing in to accounts on a person's behalf. A common workaround is pasting a password into a chat window, which leaves credentials sitting in conversation histories. AgentKey is designed so the decision to share a credential stays with the owner: the agent asks, and the owner decides.

AgentKey is also designed for people who use more than one AI agent. One vault holds the logins, and each connected agent is given its own access rather than a shared password. An agent can be given access to one login without being given others, and new agents can be added as contacts from inside the app.

When an AI agent needs a login, it asks. The owner sees which agent is asking and for what site, and approves or denies the request. Adding a login works in iMessage: the owner opens the AgentKey extension, types the login, and sends it.

AgentKey's servers store only ciphertext, so the company cannot read vault contents. Accounts and data can be deleted from inside the app.

More information is available at https://agentkey.waiwiser.com.

About AgentKey

AgentKey is built by wAIwiser, co-founded by CEO David Hubbell and CTO Edan Harr. It is one vault on a phone that AI agents can request access to, with the owner in control of every approval.

About wAIwiser

wAIwiser is a software company based in Arroyo Grande, California.