MyKeepass opens your existing .kdbx file and keeps it a click away. Search as you type, copy a password, and get back to what you were doing. Free, no sync service, no account, no subscription.
It reads and writes standard KeePass databases, so KeePassXC, KeePass 2, KeePassium and Strongbox all keep working on the same file.
The search field sits above the list and filters instantly across title, username, URL, notes and group name. No modal, no Enter key.
Copy any field straight from the row. Passwords are marked confidential so clipboard managers and Universal Clipboard skip them, and they clear themselves after a timeout you choose.
Add, edit and delete entries and groups, generate strong passwords, show or hide any field, and open a site in your browser from the row.
Auto-lock after an idle period and when your Mac sleeps. Unlock with the master password, a key file, or Touch ID.
Open a database from anywhere — local disk, iCloud Drive, Dropbox, a network share. Create new ones, and change the master password when you need to.
No Dock icon and no windows. Launch at login, sort by title or date, group entries or don't, and check for updates when it suits you.
A password manager earns trust in the details that never show up in a feature list.
Argon2id, Argon2d and AES-KDF key derivation; AES-256 and ChaCha20 ciphers; key files in every format KeePass accepts.
Attachments, custom fields, history and entries made by other apps are preserved exactly when you edit something else in the file.
Every file this app writes is opened by KeePassXC in the test suite, across both format versions and all supported ciphers.
Signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple. It reaches the network only to check for updates — your database never leaves your machine.
Every release is a signed, notarized DMG. The app can also check for new versions on its own — turn it on in Settings.
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