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It's open source and can be forked if necessary: https://github.com/bitwarden/mobile https://github.com/bitwarden/mobile

• CuriousCosmic 4y ago
  To add onto this, if you care about supply chain attacks, bitwarden mobile supports Fdroid builds (albeit not part of the main repo because they rely on xamarin) so you can host your own fdroid repo and run your own builds if so desired.
  • jjeaff 4y ago
    If you are making your own build, is there a benefit to using f-droid? Why not just install the APK?
    • notpushkin 4y ago
      Update notifications?
    • CuriousCosmic 4y ago
      You can just use local CI to build it and then when your F-droid checks for updates you get a push notification on your phone. If you want to gate it, you can just periodically update the local git repo after you reviewed it (or just follow up to main minus a few days).
• weaksauce 4y ago
  you don't need to fork it... just add an account at the main screen and set the backend url to whatever your server resolves to.
  • tazard 4y ago
    I think they meant if they don't like the direction that the Android client takes, i.e. they stop allowing you to change the backend url for example in which case, yes you would need to fork or rewrite it