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 # 0Password - [https://0password.github.io](https://0password.github.io)
 
-The ultimate password manager that doesn't mess around. It keeps your digital life locked down tighter than Fort Knox, all while remembering absolutely nothing.
+Deterministic password generator. Master key + service name → unique password. Nothing stored, nothing remembered.
 
 ![Alt text](https://0password.github.io/media/0Password.jpg)
 
 ## How it works
 
-1. **0Password** - This is your master key. Keep it safe.
-2. **Service** - Where's this password going? Reddit? X? You name it.
-3. **Customize** - Choose if you want digits, etc. It's all about that custom touch.
-4. **Retrieve** - Hit that button and watch the magic happen. Voilà, your password ready to roll.
+1. Enter master key (keep it safe)
+2. Enter service name (e.g., "reddit", "github")
+3. Set options (length, character types)
+4. Generate password
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+Same inputs = same password, every time.
 
 ## Features
 
-- **Ultra-Secure**: Uses SHA-256 hashing to keep things tight.
-- **Customizable**: Tailor your password length and character types.
-- **Memory-Free**: We don’t remember a thing.
-- **Print-Ready**: Need it on paper? No problem, it prints like a dream.
-- **Easy-to-Scribble**: No confusing characters.
+- SHA-256 based generation
+- Customizable length and character sets
+- No ambiguous characters (0/O, 1/l/I)
+- Printable for offline storage
+- Nothing stored anywhere
 
-## Why 0Password?
+## Why deterministic?
 
-Because you deserve a password manager that doesn't pretend to be a 1MemoryPalace. Keep it simple, keep it secure, and keep moving.
+Traditional password managers store encrypted passwords. This doesn't. You can regenerate any password anytime, anywhere, as long as you remember your master key.
 
 ## Contributing
 
-Feel free to fork, tinker, and send a pull request. Happy 0passwording!
+Fork, improve, PR.