Password Managers software stores and organizes login credentials and secret keys in encrypted vaults. These tools automate the process of generating complex passwords and autofilling them into browser fields to prevent credential reuse. This type of software serves individuals and teams who need to synchronize access keys across multiple devices. Self-hosting these apps ensures that sensitive login data and encryption keys remain on private hardware rather than on external servers. This approach allows you to manage shared team credentials without relying on a commercial service provider.
This page lists 9 open source tools in the Password Managers category. The most popular are Vaultwarden, KeePassXC and Ente. Most use the AGPL-3.0 or GPL-3.0 license, and 7 offer an official Docker image.
A lightweight server implementation of the Bitwarden API written in Rust for self-hosted password management.
Stores and manages sensitive information in an offline encrypted file for users with high security demands.
End-to-end encrypted cloud storage for photos, videos, and documents with a dedicated two-factor authentication tool.
Securely stores, shares, and autofills passwords across multiple devices using a self-hosted or cloud backend.
Manage encrypted password vaults using a cross-platform interface compatible with standard KeePass database files.
A security focused password manager for teams to centralize, organize, and share credentials and secrets securely.
Manage encrypted passwords and random email aliases to create unique digital identities for every website used.
A collaborative password management solution designed for on-premise installation and shared access across professional teams.
Manage passwords and identities using peer to peer syncing and local encrypted storage without central cloud servers.
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