Keepass2Android Password Safe

Philipp Crocoll (Croco Apps)

About this app

Keepass2Android is an open source password manager application for Android. It is compatible with the popular KeePass 2.x Password Safe for Windows and aims at simple synchronization between devices.

Some highlights of the app:
* Stores all your passwords in a securely encrypted vault
* compatible with KeePass (v1 and v2), KeePassXC, MiniKeePass and many other KeePass ports
* QuickUnlock: Unlock your database once with your full password, re-open it by typing just a few characters - or your fingerprint
* Synchronize your vault using the cloud or your own server (Dropbox, Google Drive, SFTP, WebDAV and many more). You can use "Keepass2Android Offline" if you don't need this feature.
* AutoFill service and integrated soft-keyboard to safely and easily pass the passwords to websites and apps
* Many advanced features, e.g. support for AES/ChaCha20/TwoFish encryption, several TOTP variants, unlock with Yubikey, entry templates, child databases for sharing passwords and more
* Free and Open-Source

Bug reports and feature suggestions:
https://github.com/PhilippC/keepass2android/

Documentation:
https://github.com/PhilippC/keepass2android/blob/master/docs/Documentation.md

Explanation regarding required permissions:
https://github.com/PhilippC/keepass2android/blob/master/docs/Privacy-Policy.md

Ratings and reviews

Offline, open Source! Works beautifully via a mindful dev. No issues. Have been using seamlessly for many years. No ads, very clean and simple. I hope AutoSpill was resolved. CON: The in-house keyboard is horrible. No matter how hard you try to tweak the settings. ＼(°o°)／

This is a very well-designed app. The primary issue I have is with status messages, e.g. "database files are synced" or "enter password". When they appear, they overlay on top of the keyboard making it difficult to type. Moving the location of the status messages to the top would make it a 5 star app.

Been using this for years after a friend recommended it to me because she knows I don't understand "tech stuff" but know just enough to be paranoid about wanting to protect myself while also worried about screwing something up on accident. Keepass is simple, easy, helps me create passwords if I need them, but more importantly it allows me to store a copy in my google drive so I never truly lose my passwords.