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Self-Hosted Password Managers

Keep your credential vault on hardware you control. These password managers and two-factor code generators sync across devices through your own server, with browser extensions and mobile apps that match commercial offerings.

10 apps in this category

2FAuth: Two-factor authentication account management and security code generator Two-factor authentication account management and security code generator.

Aegis: Android app for managing two-step authentication An open-source Android app for managing two-step authentication codes.

Authman: Cross-platform 2FA TOTP server with mobile and desktop apps Cross-platform 2FA TOTP server with mobile and desktop apps.

Bitwarden: Official Self-Hosted Password Manager The official self-hosted deployment of Bitwarden, an end-to-end encrypted password manager with clients on every platform and independent security audits.

Ente Auth: Open-source, end-to-end encrypted 2FA platform Open-source, end-to-end encrypted 2FA platform.

KeePassXC: Modern, secure, and open-source password manager that stores and manages sensitive information Modern, secure, and open-source password manager that stores and manages sensitive information.

Passbolt: Open-source password manager for teams Open-source password manager for teams.

Password Pusher: Application for securely communicating passwords Application for securely communicating passwords over the web.

Pwgen: Self-Hosted Password Generator A self-hosted password generator with configurable length, character sets, and passphrase options, generating credentials in the browser.

Vaultwarden: Lightweight Bitwarden-Compatible Server An unofficial Bitwarden server implementation written in Rust, running the full feature set on minimal hardware and working with all official Bitwarden clients.

Self-Hosted Password Managers

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