Offline password managers

Open Source

Open Source = safe？

Open source password managers allow you to securely store and manage login credentials. They’re free, offer advanced features like two-factor authentication and encryption, and their source code can be audited by anyone. However, they may require some technical knowledge and may be more vulnerable to attacks.

For Android

KeePassDX

advanced features such as two-factor authentication, secure password generation
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KeePass2Android Offline

Be able to read and write .kdbx files
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KeePassDroid

A port of the KeePass Password safe
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For iPhone/iPad

Keepassium

Face ID and Touch ID authentication
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Strong Box

Store your data anywhere you like, online or offline
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For Linux /MacOS

KeePassXC

Multi-platform offline password manager
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For Windows

KeePass

A long history and popular
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What People think About

User Testimonials

“I have been using KeePass for years and it is highly recommended and also the safest. It is free and not difficult to set uphttps://wachtellonline.com/install-keepass-password-safe-step-by-step-windows/”
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“It(KeePassXC) is cross-platform app with many different flavors. It's completely open source, simple to use and you could even put the app on a usb stick so you don't have to install it if you need to use across many computers.”
raglubReddit users