What it does
Passit provides password access through a web app, browser extensions and a progressive web app. The project also documents offline reading and a self-hosted route.
Passit puts a web application at the center of password access, with Chrome and Firefox extensions and a progressive web app for mobile use. Its page also describes reading existing records offline. That arrangement is relevant when installing a full native application on every device is inconvenient. The project allows self-hosting, which changes who is responsible for the service. Decide between that route and the hosted app before creating a shared collection. Offline reading should be considered separately from how new edits will reach other devices.
The feature list specifically describes adding other users to groups on a self-hosted instance. Do not assume that statement establishes the same sharing allowance for the hosted account.
Strengths
- Web and progressive web app access
- A self-hosted deployment option
Best for
- People evaluating browser-first shared password access
Sources
- Passit (Oct 26, 2026)
- Tags · passit / passit-frontend · GitLab (Oct 26, 2026)