A password manager is a utility which helps users store and retrieve passwords and other data. Here’s our open source recommendations.
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A password manager is a utility which helps users store and retrieve passwords and other data. Here’s our open source recommendations.
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privage is a terminal-based password manager and general file encryption tool that uses age to protect credentials and other secret files.
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pasejo is a password manager that’s a reimplementation of passage designed for teams.
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SteelSafe is a small personal password manager for the terminal.
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seniorpw is a command-line password manager that uses age as its encryption backend and is inspired by pass.
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cruxpass is designed to stay simple and dependency-light using SQLCipher for encrypted database storage and libsodium for cryptography.
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pago is a Go-based command-line password manager for Linux and other Unix-like systems.
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Keycord is a desktop application for managing password stores on Linux.
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kyp is a terminal password manager that stores credentials in an encrypted SQLite database on the local machine.
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Keybox is a minimal, encrypted, local password manager written in GDScript.
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Puny Manager is a minimal, local, CLI password manager.
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Pass-CLI is a fast, secure password and API key manager that stores credentials locally with AES-256-GCM encryption.
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Passy is an offline password manager with cross-platfrom synchronization. It’s written in Dart.
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passcualito is a simple command-line password manager for Linux that’s written in the Go programming language.
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OneKeePass is a cross-platform,open source and secure password manager. It supports the KeePass-compatible database (Kdbx 4.x).
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Identities is a modern frontend for pass built for GNOME. It sports an adaptive interface and is made for GNOME.
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MUTN is a simple, self-hosted, SSH-synchronized password and note manager based on libmutton. It is the successor to sshyp.
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Key Rack allows you to view, create and edit secrets, such as passwords or tokens, stored by apps. It supports both Flatpak secrets and system-wide keyrings.
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SpicyPass is a lightweight password manager that uses state of the art cryptography and minimalist design principles.
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pa is a simple password manager. Encryption support is provided via age. It’s written in portable posix shell.
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