Password Store (beta)
It is available in open source at https://github.com/zeapo/Android-Password-Store
Requires https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.sufficientlysecure.keychain to encrypt and decrypt passwords.
Features
- Clone an existing pass repository
- Autofill passwords in applications and in Chrome based on the url
- Initialize a new pass repository
- List the passwords
- Handle the directories as categories
- Decrypt the password files (first line is the password, the rest is extra data)
- Add a new password to the current category (or no category if added at the root)
- Pull and Push changes to the remote repository
- Ability to change remote repository info
Not yet implemented:
- Create a new category
- Multi-select (for password deletion)
- Multiple password stores (multiple git repositories).
Category : Productivity
Reviews (27)
I've been using GNU pass to store my passwords for many years now and this app allowed me to continue this habit into the era of smartphones. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles you may get from other password managers (in particular autofill) but it provides a solid and reliable way to sync and get access to my beloved GNU password-store anywhere I go.
Great app, nice features and a welcome alternative to paid password managers. I would rate 5 stars if you implement one of the following features: - auto match in browsers based on name. - fingerprint to approve (storing password is fine in this case) - dark theme Thanks!
I can't copy my passwords anymore . When I tap on a password a window briefly appears and suddenly closes. Same happens when try to change my openpgp key id. Edit: The issue is resolved. Awesome app btw.
Great pass implementation for android! All it is missing is support for the new AutoFill feature, but as far as I can tell thats a exclusive thing that google hands out.
Trying to use this to store passwords means then when (not if) things go wrong, you will have a horrible password recovery mess on your hands. Happened to me. Twice. And I'm a technical, programmer, above average tech-wise type. You've been warned.
Extraordinary. I can keep all my passwords linked across multiple devices using bitbucket. everythig is encrypted using pgp.
Works perfectly. Would be even more perfect if an autocomplete service was provided!
Amazing app with great Potential. i would Love fingerprint authentication for storing and accessing passwords.
LOVE this password manager. Simple. Gets the job done. Is Linux based at its core. Using GIT to manage my password repository is priceless! Goodbye LastPass, hello Password Store.
Safe, private and sync nicely with Desktop.
my only complaint is that the search icon disappears occasionally.
Please add passwords calender to set and remind user to expire/ update password
Failed to attach gpg key with no error, just not working
Only app afaik that support password management with 2 factor encryption
Amazing sync with pass for linux and git
Thanks for making this app available to folks stuck here (in Gstore)
Brilliant. Thank you for making this
The unsolved bug rendered this app useless
100% filosofy match. You know, beyond function.
Cannot select open pgp key id.
A must have (for me at least).
I love it.
This works great. The one thing that would bring my review up to a 5 would be if we could have the option to sort the keys in alphabetical order rather than having folders show up at the top. Edit: Thanks for implementing the reordering option! Bumping this up to a 5. Quick note: I had to close and reopen the app for the change to take place. Not a big deal but would be nice if the reordering was immediate.
A very powerful helper to use with pass, "The standard Unix password manager". I use Syncthing to sync my pass store throughout all my devices, and this is a must for my phone.
Secure, open source password manager client for Android. Ideal for users already familiar with gpg, git and ssh.
Setup is in no way ready for prime time. Definitely Beta, this.
Far and away the best offline password manager. it has a version in Ubuntu's Aptitude repositories called "pass". It's basically a git repository which combines with gpg to allow pushing and pulling from any server in the world. Even more awesome is the version history info that goes along with it. You can always revert back to old password states.