Bramble0.10.0

Bramble stores passwords and one-time codes in an encrypted vault, then fills them into websites or copies them with a single click. Its local-first design keeps the vault on your devices: there is no account or server holding it, and your passwords never leave those devices. The browser extension and mobile apps share the same encrypted vault and Rust cryptographic core, so the experience remains consistent across devices.

This Security & Privacy software runs on macOS, with version 0.10.0 supporting both Intel and Apple Silicon, and it is freeware. The extension works with Chrome, Brave, Edge, Vivaldi, Opera, Arc, and related Chromium browsers, providing autofill on visited pages. Firefox, Zen, LibreWolf, Waterfox, and other Firefox-based browsers use the same extension, reviewed and hosted by Mozilla.

Across apps and browsers, Bramble provides system AutoFill, Face ID and Touch ID unlocking, and passkey support; its Android app adds native autofill and biometric unlocking without Google Play Services. There is no Windows desktop build yet, although the browser extension works on Windows, while a single self-updating AppImage runs on most Linux distributions, including Debian and Ubuntu, without a package manager. Android builds are supplied as signed APKs.

Devices sync directly with one another, and you can create encrypted backups manually or schedule them into storage you control. Backup targets include Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2, Storj, Wasabi, MinIO, Nextcloud over WebDAV, ownCloud, and Fastmail. You can also save an encrypted .bramble file to another drive or USB stick; only ciphertext leaves the device, and a stolen backup remains unusable without the master password.