Open-source password and 2FA manager with encrypted sync. It requires no account creation, supports cross-device sync, and prioritizes a local-first approach.

AliasVault is an open-source, self-hostable password manager that also provides email aliases and other identity-protection features. It is designed to keep credentials and aliases under your control.

Industry-leading open-source password manager. It is fully audited, highly self-hostable, and offers an excellent free tier for personal use.

Local, offline password manager for desktop. It requires no cloud dependency, is fully open-source, and keeps your database highly secure on your own machine.

Open-source password manager built for teams and collaboration. It is self-hostable and features role-based access control for secure credential sharing.

Encrypted password manager from Proton. It seamlessly integrates hide-my-email aliases and benefits from Swiss privacy laws and a zero-access architecture.

Enterprise-ready open-source password manager. It is highly self-hostable, supports secure team sharing, and offers an extensive API for integrations.

Lightweight, unofficial Bitwarden server written in Rust. It is designed for self-hosting with low resource usage while remaining fully compatible with official Bitwarden clients.