KeyPass by Yogesh Paliyal

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An Android vault with offline storage and encrypted backups

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What it does

KeyPass is an open-source Android password manager with local storage, encrypted backup and restore, device-based unlocking and autofill.

KeyPass keeps its vault on the device and its README says the app has no internet permission. That makes the backup file an important part of a phone-replacement plan. The documented features include encrypted backups, TOTP records and autofill.

Review supported import formats before moving an old collection: Chrome and KeePass CSV imports are listed, while other formats are marked unfinished. Keep the original export until the imported records have been checked.

Strengths

  • Offline vault with encrypted backup/restore
  • Android autofill and device-credential unlocking

Best for

  • Android users preferring an offline credential store

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