Password Manager

Passy: Your Reliable Offline Password Manager with Seamless Synchronization that Works on Android

Hazem Abbas

Oct 11, 2024 — 2 min read

A password manager is essential for securely storing and managing passwords, payment information, notes, and personal identities.

Passy is a cross-platform password manager that prioritizes your privacy and security by allowing you to store sensitive information offline while synchronizing it across all your devices.

However, as it works on many platforms, it does not actually support macOS nor iOS devices.

Features

Security: Passy employs AES encryption, ensuring that all your data is securely stored offline on your devices. This level of encryption provides top-tier protection against unauthorized access.
Synchronization: Easily share data between multiple devices in seconds, ensuring that you always have access to your passwords and other sensitive information, no matter where you are.
Entry Sharing: Passy allows you to send entries to friends and family, making it easy to share essential information securely.
Biometrics: Unlock the app quickly using your fingerprint, offering a convenient and secure way to access your data.
Multipurpose Storage: Store not just passwords but also payment cards, notes, ID cards, and personal identities all in one secure location.
Autofill: Save time with autofill features that quickly populate fields in apps and websites without needing to manually open the app.
Browser Extension: With the Passy Browser Extension, you can use autofill and add new entries directly from your browser, enhancing your user experience.

Supported Platforms

Passy is designed to work seamlessly across multiple platforms, ensuring that you can manage your passwords and sensitive information regardless of your device. You can find the app on F-Droid for easy installation.

Linux: Snapcraft, AUR, Flathub, AppImage
Windows
Windows portable

License

GPL-3.0

Resources & Downloads

Password Manager password Open-source Cross-Platform Arch Linux Kali Linux Linux Linux Mint Ubuntu Fedora Flatpak AppImage Windows Android F-Droid