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Its website is in German and I couldn't find any other information (licensing, source code, etc. I also found out about Keepass Touch which is not on the site above. KyPass - $6.99, seems non-freely licensed, couldn't find licence, supports WebDAV for sync, supports TouchID MyKeePass, source code - website last updated in 201, links to an abandoned site SyncPass - GPLv3 free software licence, source code (no tracker), $0 with ads, 22$ to remove ads Passwordix - Paid, Russian-only support website

MiniKeePass, GPLv3 free software licence, source code - $0 with ads, $ to remove ads, TouchID supported, several posts here indicate it's friendly, LOTS of open and ignored issues, though. Your password database works offline and requires no internet connection. Fully compatible with KeePass Password Safe formats. I am sharing my findings hoping it will help others in the same situation, if anyone has specific suggestions or comments they're welcome. Complete database encryption using industry standard 256-bit AES. All details about our client side encryption / e2e can be found in the developer documentation.I am helping an iPhone user with KeePass and would like to suggest an app. Using this encryption will provide you the best encryption possible with libsodium. Then they open the passwords app via the icon and the data from the KeePass file is gone because they’re now using the normal database.Ībout security: The passwords app offers strong client side encryption with a master password. For example when users open a KeePass file with the app and save some passwords.

There would probably also a lot of confusion about the general usage of this feature.

Not all functions available within the passwords app can be provided using KeePass files.

The functionality provided by KeePass is different.

Not using the API would make this option incompatible with any of our extensions and apps and users would be confused by this.

Supporting KeePass files while also keeping the API would mean that the file needs do be read on the server and the master key needs to be known to the server.

The passwords app provides an API which is used by the webinterface in Nextcloud and all apps & extensions to fetch and store passwords encrypted in the Nextcloud database.

There is already an app for KeePass files.I don’t think there is much use in adding that support for several reasons: The passwords app for Nextcloud does not support KeePass files.