Sharing passwords over Slack or a spreadsheet is one of the most common ways teams leak credentials — someone forwards it, it sits in chat history forever, and nobody remembers to revoke access when a person leaves. Passbolt exists to fix that: it lets a team share a password with a specific coworker in a couple of clicks, encrypted the whole way, and instantly revokes their access when needed. Passbolt is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted credential manager built specifically for teams rather than individuals. It handles passwords, API secrets, and private keys, with granular per-user sharing permissions, multi-factor authentication by default, and detailed audit trails of who accessed what and when. It ships as a free, self-hostable Community Edition (AGPL v3, unlimited users) and as paid Pro/Enterprise editions that add SSO, LDAP provisioning, account recovery, and SLA-backed support, hosted either on-premises or in Passbolt's EU-based cloud.
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A free, self-hosted warehouse for every kind of build output your team produces — npm packages, Docker images, Maven jars, and 40+ other formats — built as a drop-in, no-license-fee replacement for JFrog Artifactory or Sonatype Nexus.
