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Passit is a secure, trustworthy, and useful password manager.
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Passit is a free open-source password manager designed for securely storing, autofilling, and sharing passwords across devices and browsers with end-to-end encryption.
Passit solves the challenge of creating and remembering unique, complex passwords for every online service while enabling easy access and optional sharing. It stores encrypted data in the cloud for sync across devices but allows offline reading and self-hosting for full control.
It's built for individuals tired of password reuse risks, families sharing access, and teams needing secure group vaults. Burke Software and Consulting created it as a self-funded, transparent alternative to closed-source managers, prioritizing security via open-source code, libsodium cryptography, and zero-knowledge architecture where even they can't access your data.
The project emphasizes trust through verifiability, with browser extensions, PWAs, and simple setup.
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Last updated: 2026-03-24
Yes / Open Source (Free to use hosted or self-host; self-funded by creators.)
Yes — https://gitlab.com/passit/passit (main repo, frontend/backend)
Yes, via GitLab issues/PRs. See contributing guide at https://passit.io/documentation/contributing for setup, building extensions, etc.
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