KeePassDX Pass(key/word) Vault

If you want a safe and reliable way to store all your passwords, KeePassDX is one of the strongest open-source password managers available today. Built specifically for Android, it supports KeePass (KDBX) databases, allowing you to store your login details, credit cards, notes, and other sensitive information in a fully encrypted vault.

KeePassDX emphasizes security without sacrificing ease of use. It supports multiple encryption algorithms, biometric unlock, and secure offline storage — meaning your passwords stay on your device and never go to the cloud unless you choose to sync them yourself. Whether you keep your database locally or on your own cloud service, KeePassDX gives you full control.

With a clean interface, autofill support, password generator, and compatibility with KeePass across desktop and mobile platforms, KeePassDX is a solid solution for users who want strong privacy and freedom from centralized services.

Key Features

• Supports KeePass KDBX formats (KDBX3, KDBX4)
• Military-grade encryption (AES, Twofish, ChaCha20)
• Offline password storage — no forced cloud sync
• Biometric unlock (fingerprint)
• Built-in, customizable password generator
• Autofill support for Android apps and browsers
• Organize entries with icons, groups, tags, and custom fields
• Easily import/export existing KeePass databases
• Multiple database support for personal and work separation
• Fully open-source with transparent development

Why Users Love KeePassDX

• Complete control over where your data is stored
• Works with KeePass on Windows, Mac, Linux, and mobile
• No ads, no tracking, no privacy compromises
• Lightweight, customizable, and extremely secure
• Perfect for advanced users and beginners alike

Privacy & Security

KeePassDX stores everything encrypted locally using strong cryptographic algorithms. No data is uploaded anywhere unless you choose your own sync method (Nextcloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.).
The app doesn't collect analytics, doesn't track you, and doesn’t require an account.

Your passwords belong to you — and only you.