Passbolt - password manager

Passbolt SA

About this app

Take your team's passwords with you wherever you go by downloading Passbolt's open-source mobile app. It offers all the beloved features of the web application, including industry-leading password sharing security, form autofill, plus biometric and multi-factor authentication.

Why choose Passbolt mobile?
- Setting the highest standards in password collaboration security.
- Biometric authentication allows you to log in and access your passwords using fingerprint or facial recognition.
- Secure MFA login is enhanced with NFC-enabled Yubikey support.
- The autofill feature simplifies credential input on your mobile device.
- Fully Open Source.

Passbolt is based in Luxembourg and complies with the EU's strict data privacy regulations. The app's security model follows strict end-to-end encryption principles. A key aspect of this is the secure transfer of private keys from the browser to the app, achieved offline through the scanning of multiple QR codes.

Accessibility Features: Passbolt utilizes these features provided by Android to assist you in signing into both web and native applications using the credentials stored in it.

Discover more at passbolt.com.

Ratings and reviews

Useless for those who don't have a desktop or computer. Not for individuals at all. Existing users cannot login in the mobile app. Ridiculous!

Provides all the secure functionality Passbolt on computer provides in a portable form. My main issue is that the process of reading and creating/editing in this app is difficult. Reading grey text on a black background when the text is entirely random and I'm copying it to some other device is very frustrating. When creating/editing an entry sharing to other groups is cumbersome, as you have to save the entry, find the sharing button, add a group, then use a drop-down to change permissions.

Free and open source software... this makes passbolt one of the best password managers available. the mobile implementation could use a local read only backup for internet outage's but otherwise it's just what I need. if you have half a brain, I recommend trying it. you need to host a instance yourself or rent one, either way it's the price you pay for being in control over your own data with actual security and feature parity to other password managers

What’s new

This minor release contains a fix for a crash related to a possible race condition when generating resource icon