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Not Another Password Generator
Generate passwords from real-world chaos, not Math.random()
Most generators fake randomness with Math.random(). NAPG fuses 13 real-world signals - mouse movement, network latency, hardware fingerprints, crypto bytes & more into a SHA-256 hash. 100% client side. No data leaves your browser.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Aadarsh, and I built Not Another Password Generator — yes, I know, another password generator. But hear me out.
Most password generator I've ever used calls Math.random() under the hood. That's not cryptographic randomness - it's a deterministic function seeded by a timestamp. You're putting trust in something that's fundamentally predictable.
So I got a little obsessed. What if a password generator actually used real-world unpredictability as its source of truth?
NAPG fuses 13 live entropy signals on every single click:
- Your mouse movement (position, velocity, timing)
- Network round-trip latency (measured live via fetch)
- Hardware fingerprints (CPU cores, device memory, screen resolution)
- High-resolution timing jitter from performance.now()
- 128 bytes from crypto.getRandomValues()
...and more
All of it gets serialized and run through SHA-256 via the Web Crypto API, then used as a CSPRNG seed for character selection and a Fisher-Yates shuffle. Math.random() is never called, not even once.
A few things I'm proud of:
🔥 Burn After Reading - copy the password and a 30-second countdown begins before it auto-wipes
👁 Visibility toggle - passwords are masked by default
📊 Crack time estimator - tells you how long it'd take a GPU cluster to brute-force your password
🎨 Color-zoned slider - WEAK → STRONG → FORTRESS zones on the length selector
🌗 Light + dark mode - because of course
It's 100% client-side. No backend. No storage. No data ever leaves your browser. I built it with Claude in a weekend because I was annoyed, and then I couldn't stop adding features.
Would love your honest feedback — what would make this genuinely useful for you? What's missing? What's overkill?
Try it here → https://not-another-password-gen...
— Aadarsh (@dotAadarsh - X)
About Not Another Password Generator on Product Hunt
“Generate passwords from real-world chaos, not Math.random()”
Not Another Password Generator was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #149 on the daily leaderboard. Most generators fake randomness with Math.random(). NAPG fuses 13 real-world signals - mouse movement, network latency, hardware fingerprints, crypto bytes & more into a SHA-256 hash. 100% client side. No data leaves your browser.
On the analytics side, Not Another Password Generator competes within Productivity, Developer Tools, GitHub and Security — topics that collectively have 1.2M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Not Another Password Generator performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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