PassForge: I Built a Password Workstation Because One Slider Wasn't Enough

I was setting up a new server last week and needed twelve unique passwords for different services. I opened three tabs — LastPass's generator, Bitwarden's generator, and 1Password's online tool. Every single one gave me a barebones interface: one slider for length, a few checkboxes, and a single output. Copy, switch tabs, paste, repeat. Twelve times. That's when I decided to build PassForge — a password workstation that handles everything in one place: random passwords, memorable passphrases, strength testing, and bulk generation. All running in your browser with zero data leaving your machine. What makes PassForge different Most password generators solve one narrow problem: they spit out a random string. PassForge treats passwords as a workflow with four distinct modes. Password Generator handles the classic use case — random character strings with fine-grained control. You pick a length from 4 to 128 characters, toggle character sets (uppercase, lowercase, digits, symbols), and optio