#password-manager

iCloud Keychain for LinuxNew

Unofficial client that brings iCloud Keychain passwords to Linux, with a browser extension for autofill.

PassKey

A password manager that never talks to the internet at all — your vault, encrypted with AES-256, lives only on your Windows PC, so there's no cloud account to breach and no subscription to pay, at the cost of syncing to your phone.

Passbolt

An open-source password manager built for teams, letting IT staff securely share logins and secrets without ever exposing the plain-text password.

Passwordcockpit

Self-hosted team password vault with granular permissions, LDAP login, and three-layer encryption.

PassManagerWeb

Self-hosted password manager built with Django, AES-256 GCM encryption, MFA, and brute-force protection.

LeakCheck

Windows software that securely checks passwords and email addresses against known data breaches using k-anonymity encryption, without transmitting sensitive data.

Cloaked

A privacy service that scrubs your personal info off data-broker sites and gives you disposable email addresses and phone numbers so companies never see your real ones.

Bramble

A password manager that never uploads your passwords to any company's servers — instead, your devices talk to each other directly to stay in sync, so there's no central vault that could ever get hacked or breached.

Lemonade Password Manager

A password manager built by a developer, for developers — it stores your regular logins alongside the messier stuff, like .env files and API keys, that most password managers weren't really designed to hold.

Locke

A password manager built around stopping phishing specifically — instead of just storing your passwords, it gives you disposable email addresses and warns you when a site is impersonating a real one.