> The most important difference is passgo is not GPG based. Instead it uses a master password to securely store your passwords. "Instead" here seems to imply t

> The most important difference is passgo is not GPG based. Instead it uses a master password to securely store your passwords. "Instead" here seems to imply that GPG cannot securely store data in a password-protected file, which it can. (See the --symmetric option.) It just simply uses a library, and perhaps a custom serialization format / a different format from what GPG uses. One of the reasons why I encrypt my keyring with GPG (and I use a tool that uses/wraps GPG) is because I can recover the keyring then with only GPG: I don't need the actual keyring program, just GPG and the password.