KeePassium (KeePass passwords)

Name: KeePassium (KeePass passwords)
Rating: 4.7 (1308 reviews)
Author: KeePassium Labs

Respects your privacy

Free · In‑App Purchases

1.3K Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Productivity
Developer

KeePassium Labs
Language

EN
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Size

27.1
MB

KeePassium is an open-source password manager compatible with KeePass/KeePassXC. Built for IT professionals, power users and privacy enthusiasts, it keeps your data under your control. KeePassium is offline by default, open to review, and independently audited by Cure53. Security • Offline by default — privacy you can verify • Face ID / Touch ID — secure access without typing • Passkeys and one-time codes — when you need more than a password • YubiKey support — strong, hardware-backed protection [Premium] • Password leak audit — detects compromised passwords [Premium] Convenience • Password AutoFill — automatically sign in to apps and websites • Automatic sync — optional, works with major cloud providers or your own server • Multiple databases — share passwords with family and team members [Premium] • Quick registration — create new accounts without switching apps [Premium] • Enterprise storage — keep work passwords in your company’s cloud [Premium] Compatibility • Works with KeePass, KeePassXC, and other KeePass-compatible apps • Supports VoiceOver and large text sizes for accessibility • Premium license covers both iOS and macOS …and of course • No vendor lock-in • No analytics • No ads Privacy KeePassium does not collect any personal data. We sell the app, not its users. Privacy Policy: https://keepassium.com/privacy/ Terms of Service: https://keepassium.com/terms/app EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

out of 5

1.3K Ratings

Awesome
08/02/2019

kamaln78
I have been a Keepass user for almost a decade but I always felt that a good iOS port was missing. Earlier I was using MiniKeepass which was a decent app but manual sync with my multiple databases, phones and desktop was a pain but I was surviving somehow. I was patiently waiting for any updates to it but I guess it was all over with no updates for more than a year and it felt like another abandoned app. At one point, I even thought of jumping the ship and move to a completely different password manager but I didn’t want to leave Keepass. Then I found about Keepassium beta. I signed-up and played with it for couple of days with couple of test databases. The application felt awesome and seemed to have all the features that I could think of. Even for a beta, the application was rock solid.However there was one problem remaining… trust. It was an entirely new app from an entirely new developer. To me it’s just insane to entrust any random app for such an important piece of my digital life, so I started researching a little bit about the app and the developer over reddit, Keepass sourceforge forums etc. Found out that the developer is the developer of a Keepass port for Blackberry which had gained positive reviews. I also had couple of interactions with the developer over these forums and I guess my fears were soon over. Thanks Andrei for providing us an awesome Keepass app on iOS and filling up this void for us Keepass users.

Developer Response
Thank you for your trust! -Andrei
Awesome
08/02/2019

kamaln78

I have been a Keepass user for almost a decade but I always felt that a good iOS port was missing. Earlier I was using MiniKeepass which was a decent app but manual sync with my multiple databases, phones and desktop was a pain but I was surviving somehow. I was patiently waiting for any updates to it but I guess it was all over with no updates for more than a year and it felt like another abandoned app. At one point, I even thought of jumping the ship and move to a completely different password manager but I didn’t want to leave Keepass. Then I found about Keepassium beta. I signed-up and played with it for couple of days with couple of test databases. The application felt awesome and seemed to have all the features that I could think of. Even for a beta, the application was rock solid.However there was one problem remaining… trust. It was an entirely new app from an entirely new developer. To me it’s just insane to entrust any random app for such an important piece of my digital life, so I started researching a little bit about the app and the developer over reddit, Keepass sourceforge forums etc. Found out that the developer is the developer of a Keepass port for Blackberry which had gained positive reviews. I also had couple of interactions with the developer over these forums and I guess my fears were soon over. Thanks Andrei for providing us an awesome Keepass app on iOS and filling up this void for us Keepass users.
Developer Response 08/05/2019
Thank you for your trust! -Andrei
A trustworthy security application
09/11/2019

turkishgetup
I rarely leave reviews online but I'll do it for this app. I tried out numerous iOS KeePass apps before I learned about the beta testing of this app on Reddit. The other apps all had various usability issues. For example, lack of support for the latest Argon2 key derivation in KDBX 4 databases, or an option to synchronize database. So I requested a beta. And I've been using it for a long time. Never once did it crash even as a beta product.A year ago I emailed the author about the official release date (on app store), he said a beta-tester reported a bug and he'd like to fix it before releasing. Since then, there has been a steady stream of updates in the past year, each making the app better.It is highly usable, with TouchID unlocking option, cloud sync, and support for KDBX 4. The implementation clearly has user privacy and database security as top priority. (Timeout, local storage of key file, etc.)I just received the push notification about the latest update and official release on App Store. (Apparently it's been a few weeks and I missed out the promo pricing. xD) So I downloaded the official version right away and found it to be as delightfully usable as the beta version. If you need to access your KeePass database on iOS, definitely check this out.
A trustworthy security application
09/11/2019

turkishgetup

I rarely leave reviews online but I'll do it for this app. I tried out numerous iOS KeePass apps before I learned about the beta testing of this app on Reddit. The other apps all had various usability issues. For example, lack of support for the latest Argon2 key derivation in KDBX 4 databases, or an option to synchronize database. So I requested a beta. And I've been using it for a long time. Never once did it crash even as a beta product.A year ago I emailed the author about the official release date (on app store), he said a beta-tester reported a bug and he'd like to fix it before releasing. Since then, there has been a steady stream of updates in the past year, each making the app better.It is highly usable, with TouchID unlocking option, cloud sync, and support for KDBX 4. The implementation clearly has user privacy and database security as top priority. (Timeout, local storage of key file, etc.)I just received the push notification about the latest update and official release on App Store. (Apparently it's been a few weeks and I missed out the promo pricing. xD) So I downloaded the official version right away and found it to be as delightfully usable as the beta version. If you need to access your KeePass database on iOS, definitely check this out.
Great App!!
04/15/2020

dirkus77
I’ve been using MiniKeePass for years and hated the fact that I had to manually sync the KeePass file when I needed to use it on my iPad. I never did any research to see if there was anything better out there until the “No longer supported” message popped up one day when I opened Mini.That’s when I discovered KeePassium. This app is awesome! The auto sync with DropBox (and many other cloud options) would be enough to make me love the app but there is so much more to like!Also GREAT immediate support (I couldn’t figure out how to get it to open my DropBox file — an iPad setting problem, nothing to do with KeePassium — and had an answer to a question I posted within 10 minutes!!) What more can you ask for?!
Great App!!
04/15/2020

dirkus77

I’ve been using MiniKeePass for years and hated the fact that I had to manually sync the KeePass file when I needed to use it on my iPad. I never did any research to see if there was anything better out there until the “No longer supported” message popped up one day when I opened Mini.That’s when I discovered KeePassium. This app is awesome! The auto sync with DropBox (and many other cloud options) would be enough to make me love the app but there is so much more to like!Also GREAT immediate support (I couldn’t figure out how to get it to open my DropBox file — an iPad setting problem, nothing to do with KeePassium — and had an answer to a question I posted within 10 minutes!!) What more can you ask for?!
File doesn’t exist
05/16/2021

hyvee86
When using the app with my .kdbx file works great. However when I open my other apps like fleet farm app and try to sign in it asks where do I want to get my info from. I select KeePassium and it starts up using facial then a page comes up and says “Cannot find database file. The file doesn’t exist try to remove the file from the app then add it again” then it shows my file name. I did as it ask by removing the the file and re adding it again. Tried it again got the same error. This is not the only app or place I get this same error. Please fix this problem.It wasn’t easy to find where to find were I needed to replace the file for auto fill. But I got it done not sure why you need two different databases! Suggestion make your product use the same one.

Developer Response
The independent file lists are a technical limitation. The iOS treats KeePassium and its AutoFill module as two independent apps, so they need separate permissions to access database files. This does cause some confusion and I have spent weeks trying to fix this. However, this is a fundamental iOS security feature, there is no way around it, and therefore there are two independent file lists... == 2021-05-16 response == The main app and its Password AutoFill module have independent file lists. So when you add or remove a database to the app itself, the AutoFill module does not know about that and keeps looking for the old database. The solution is to re-add the database to the AutoFill module as well. For more detail, feel free to email support@keepassium.com.
File doesn’t exist
05/16/2021

hyvee86

When using the app with my .kdbx file works great. However when I open my other apps like fleet farm app and try to sign in it asks where do I want to get my info from. I select KeePassium and it starts up using facial then a page comes up and says “Cannot find database file. The file doesn’t exist try to remove the file from the app then add it again” then it shows my file name. I did as it ask by removing the the file and re adding it again. Tried it again got the same error. This is not the only app or place I get this same error. Please fix this problem.It wasn’t easy to find where to find were I needed to replace the file for auto fill. But I got it done not sure why you need two different databases! Suggestion make your product use the same one.
Developer Response 05/18/2021
The independent file lists are a technical limitation. The iOS treats KeePassium and its AutoFill module as two independent apps, so they need separate permissions to access database files. This does cause some confusion and I have spent weeks trying to fix this. However, this is a fundamental iOS security feature, there is no way around it, and therefore there are two independent file lists... == 2021-05-16 response == The main app and its Password AutoFill module have independent file lists. So when you add or remove a database to the app itself, the AutoFill module does not know about that and keeps looking for the old database. The solution is to re-add the database to the AutoFill module as well. For more detail, feel free to email support@keepassium.com.

• Improved: AutoFill: Passwords for new entries respect site-specific rules [thanks, everyone] • Improved: Added Cmd+T to copy entry OTP [thanks, GHubbler] • Improved: Group viewer now indicates which items are expired [thanks, A.E.] • Improved: Minor UI inconsistencies [thanks, u/SeaRain8212] • Fixed: Longer saving of AutoFill changes could corrupt database [thanks, Robin and OG] • Fixed: iOS: Rolled back field actions menu to old-style action buttons [thanks, everyone] • Fixed: Sometimes Cmd+C still copied password instead of selected text [thanks, everyone] • Fixed: AutoFill: Prevent entry creation in KDB root group [thanks, everyone] • Fixed: Auto-move entries erroneously created in KDB root group • Fixed: AutoFill: Improved logging for premium-related issues [thanks, Andy]