Seahorse is a password and encryption key manager for GNOME. It manages passwords and keys, including PGP, GPG and SSH keys. The project is developed in the GNOME GitLab group under a GNU General Public License v2.0 or later.
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KeePass is a free open source password manager that stores passwords in an encrypted database unlocked with a single master key. Database files can use AES-256, ChaCha20 and Twofish encryption. It supports password groups, search, auto-type and a plugin architecture, and the database is a single file that can be transferred between computers.
AuthPass is a free and open-source KeePass-compatible password manager built with Flutter, available for Android, iOS, macOS, Linux and Windows. It loads and decrypts kdbx files using a password and/or key file, organizes credentials in groups and supports cloud sync via Google Drive, Dropbox or WebDAV. Fingerprint unlock and Android password auto-fill are offered.
KeeWeb is a cross-platform password manager compatible with KeePass. It is available as desktop apps for macOS, Windows and Linux and as an offline web app that runs in modern browsers. The app is free, and its source code is available on GitHub.
Strongbox is a password manager for iPhone, iPad and Mac built on KeePass-compatible formats. Data can be stored locally, synced through cloud storage providers, or kept on a personal server via WebDAV or SFTP. Features include Face ID and Touch ID unlock, YubiKey support, password auditing, automated backups, TOTP codes, and Markdown notes. A free tier exists, with yearly, monthly and lifetime purchase options.
KeePassium is a KeePass password manager for iOS and macOS. It supports offline and online databases with two-way synchronization and password AutoFill, and its source code is available under the GPL v3 license.
gopass is a command-line password manager for developers and power users. It manages passwords, secrets and credentials from the terminal, uses Git for versioning and GPG for encryption, and stores data locally. It supports multi-user sharing and is described as free and open-source, with extensions for browser integration, Git credentials and breach checks.
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KeePass is a free open source password manager that stores passwords in an encrypted database unlocked with a single master key. Database files can use AES-256, ChaCha20 and Twofish encryption. It supports password groups, search, auto-type and a plugin architecture, and the database is a single file that can be transferred between computers.
AuthPass is a free and open-source KeePass-compatible password manager built with Flutter, available for Android, iOS, macOS, Linux and Windows. It loads and decrypts kdbx files using a password and/or key file, organizes credentials in groups and supports cloud sync via Google Drive, Dropbox or WebDAV. Fingerprint unlock and Android password auto-fill are offered.
KeeWeb is a cross-platform password manager compatible with KeePass. It is available as desktop apps for macOS, Windows and Linux and as an offline web app that runs in modern browsers. The app is free, and its source code is available on GitHub.
Strongbox is a password manager for iPhone, iPad and Mac built on KeePass-compatible formats. Data can be stored locally, synced through cloud storage providers, or kept on a personal server via WebDAV or SFTP. Features include Face ID and Touch ID unlock, YubiKey support, password auditing, automated backups, TOTP codes, and Markdown notes. A free tier exists, with yearly, monthly and lifetime purchase options.
KeePassium is a KeePass password manager for iOS and macOS. It supports offline and online databases with two-way synchronization and password AutoFill, and its source code is available under the GPL v3 license.
gopass is a command-line password manager for developers and power users. It manages passwords, secrets and credentials from the terminal, uses Git for versioning and GPG for encryption, and stores data locally. It supports multi-user sharing and is described as free and open-source, with extensions for browser integration, Git credentials and breach checks.
