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A free, open-source password manager for macOS and Android. Keep passwords, passkeys, TOTP codes, cards, and notes in a local encrypted vault file, with system autofill on both platforms. No account or server required. Save your vault locally or in your own cloud drive folder. Available now in public beta.
Hi, I'm anthy, the developer of Ravenpass.
Ravenpass is a password manager for macOS and Android. Your passwords, passkeys, TOTP codes, cards, and notes live in an encrypted vault file. You can keep it on your device or put it in a cloud drive folder you already use. There's no Ravenpass account or server to set up.
Both apps use Wails, Go, React, and TypeScript, with system autofill on each platform. The code is open source under GPL-3.0-or-later.
This is the first public beta. One limitation to know about: concurrent edits on different devices aren't merged, so let your cloud folder finish syncing before switching devices.
I'd love to hear how the autofill and vault workflow fit into your day, and where you run into friction. Bugs and suggestions are welcome on GitHub: https://github.com/dortanes/rave...
Ravenpass was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #52 on the daily leaderboard. A free, open-source password manager for macOS and Android. Keep passwords, passkeys, TOTP codes, cards, and notes in a local encrypted vault file, with system autofill on both platforms. No account or server required. Save your vault locally or in your own cloud drive folder. Available now in public beta.
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