Security & privacy
Secrets is a GNOME password manager that stores credentials in a KeePass-compatible database. It includes KeePass database support, credential organization, and encrypted local storage. It is aimed at GNOME users maintaining a portable local password vault.
GNOME users maintaining a portable local password vault
The master credential and backup database must be protected independently. Sharing and synchronization require a separate file or storage workflow.
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The application is distributed under GPL-3.0-only. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. The master credential and backup database must be protected independently.
GPL-3.0-only; The master credential and backup database must be protected independently.
The $0 price applies to the listed open source application. The master credential and backup database must be protected independently.
Brings KeePass database support and credential organization into the same workflow.
Create or open the database, add a few test entries, and verify the unlock and backup workflow before moving important credentials into it.
The master credential and backup database must be protected independently.
Sharing and synchronization require a separate file or storage workflow.
Secrets fits GNOME users maintaining a portable local password vault. Create or open the database, add a few test entries, and verify the unlock and backup workflow before moving important credentials into it.
The master credential and backup database must be protected independently. Sharing and synchronization require a separate file or storage workflow. Match the configuration to your needs, and keep recoverable copies of important settings or keys.
The application is distributed under GPL-3.0-only. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. The master credential and backup database must be protected independently.
Yes. Secrets includes KeePass database support. Create or open the database, add a few test entries, and verify the unlock and backup workflow before moving important credentials into it.
The master credential and backup database must be protected independently.
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