Myki is a password manager that stores passwords, credit cards, IDs, and notes locally rather than in the cloud. It is easy to use and prompts users to save passwords when logging into websites. To install Myki, users search for it on Chrome, download the appropriate version for their operating system, install it, create an account, and start adding secured materials. A Chrome extension also allows downloading passwords directly from Chrome into Myki.

1. Myki

2. What is it?
● Myki is a safe way to store and secure your passwords.
● Also stores credit cards, IDs and notes.

3. Why Myki?
● Safer option to use to store passwords as everything is stored locally, as opposed to
all your information being stored in a cloud database.
● It is easy to use, once you have it downloaded it easily prompts you to save
passwords when you are logging in on websites.
● Makes the process of logging in and remembering all your passwords easier and
faster.

4. Downloading and Installing
● Open Chrome and search Myki download.
● Download Myki for your computer's operating system (Windows, MAC)
● Once downloaded, open the download and follow any prompts to install Myki
● If the app does not open after installation, search for it and open it
● Once open, create an account to start using Myki.

5. Using Myki
● Once logged in, click the plus sign to add the type of secured material you
want.
● Once chosen, follow the prompts to fill in the correct information needed.

6. Downloading passwords directly from Chrome
● Download the Myki chrome extension to put your passwords into Myki directly from
Chrome.
● Once downloaded, go to a website where you would like to save the password to
Myki.
● As you put in your information, the Myki logo should appear.
● Once you click sign in it should ask you if you want to save your information to Myki.