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I use KeepassXC and Syncthing. It's not a single password manager doing both the managing and syncing, but it works very well, and I sync between phone/laptop/
by daleswanson 2mo ago
I use KeepassXC and Syncthing. It's not a single password manager doing both the managing and syncing, but it works very well, and I sync between phone/laptop/desktop without any third parties.
- chongli 2mo agoDo they work on iOS?
- clort 2mo agoKeepass database is an openly documented format, and there are several apps available on iOS that use it and can store the database in your iCloud (ie syncthing is not required, unless you need to sync to non-iOS devices) Just search for keepass in the app store (Keepassium, KeePass Touch, Strongbox, ...)
- chongli 2mo agoI see there are a lot of Keepass apps in the App Store. How do I trust the developers not to steal my credentials though?
- clort 2mo agoI don't know about iOS but if it saves it to your Files and lets iOS deal with the synchronisation then it should not have any network permissions? (I use KeePassDX from F-droid it does not have network permissions)