Boris

Boris is an open-source local Electron application for Linux. It is designed to help users manage credentials and track finances from a desktop environment. The program is intended for people who need a local tool for these two kinds of information.

Its credential-management purpose gives users a place to work with account-related information. Its finance-tracking purpose supports keeping financial records in the same application. The available description identifies these two areas without specifying particular credential types, financial workflows, or additional functions.

In MirrorNest, Boris is listed in the system-tools category because it provides a practical desktop utility for a Linux system. Its Electron foundation identifies it as a desktop application, while Linux is the platform covered by this catalog entry. The open-source license is relevant to users who prefer software distributed under an open-source model.

MirrorNest mirrors the official Boris build directly on its own storage. The mirrored build is scanned for malware before it is published. This gives Linux users a catalog copy of the official build while preserving the stated distribution and licensing information.