Lightweight, ad-free Android password manager for KeePass databases with biometric unlock and autofill
GPL-3.0
- Kotlin
- C
- Java

About KeePassDX
KeePassDX is a lightweight password safe and manager for Android that lets you edit encrypted data in a single KeePass file and fill in forms securely. Rather than reusing one credential everywhere, you keep all your passwords in one local database, locked with a master key and/or a keyfile so you only have to remember one master password.
The database is encrypted with established algorithms, supporting .kdb and .kdbx files from version 1 to 4 using AES, Twofish, ChaCha20, and Argon2. KeePassDX adds passkeys with local storage of private keys, biometric unlock via fingerprint or face, and HOTP and TOTP one-time password codes. Autofill and a dedicated Magikeyboard make filling any field easy.
KeePassDX is open source under the GPLv3 license and completely ad-free, so anyone can build, fork, and verify the encryption. The main features are fully free with no capability behind a paid tier. It is developed by Jeremy Jamet of Kunzisoft, with releases on F-Droid and GitHub.
Key features
- AES, Twofish, ChaCha20, and Argon2 algorithms
- Passkeys with local storage of private keys
- Biometric unlock via fingerprint or face
- Built-in HOTP / TOTP two-factor code management
- Autofill and Magikeyboard for filling any field
Details
- First released
- 2017
- Platforms
- Android
- Encryption
- AES · Twofish · ChaCha20 · Argon2
- Vault format
- KeePass .kdb / .kdbx (v1-4)
- Governance
- GPLv3, Kunzisoft
- Pricing
- Free, ad-free, open source
