Boris0.1.15

Boris lets you create, view, update, and delete credential records for passwords and other account details, keeping them in an encrypted local store. It works offline, so the files remain on your machine rather than being handled through an online service. Double-clicking a credential row opens its editing dialog, while clicking a table cell selects it for actions such as copying or deleting. Ctrl+C or Command+C copies the selected cell and clears the clipboard after three seconds, Delete removes a confirmed entry, and Esc closes the focused window except the main window.

The desktop workspace is also intended to cover finance tracking, although that feature is marked as coming soon. Secure personal notes are planned as a Markdown editor, extending the same local workspace beyond credentials and financial records. Boris uses AES-GCM encryption through Node.js and communicates between its interface and backend with Electron preload scripts. An inactivity lock engages after five minutes, and the interface is built with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Boris suits individuals who want personal credential management and local record-keeping in one desktop application, especially for offline use; it is explicitly presented as a personal-use project rather than a production-scale security system. It is published by Developer Account and belongs to the System Tools category. Version 0.1.15 runs on Linux with snapd on x86_64 (amd64) systems, uses Electron as its desktop shell, and is released under the MIT open-source license.