Padloc4.2.0

Store passwords, payment details, banking data, and other sensitive records in one organized vault with Padloc, a password manager for individuals and teams. It also accommodates private notes, license keys, documents, files, authenticator data, and secrets, so information beyond passwords can remain together.

Padloc encrypts stored data end to end, preventing Padloc or other parties from reading the contents. Cloud storage provides access from different locations, while synchronization keeps the vault aligned across devices. Desktop, phone, tablet, browser, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android access are supported alongside other major platforms and browsers.

Individuals can use it for personal records, while families, coworkers, clients, students, and other organizations can share passwords and documents through managed access. Developed by Padloc under an open-source license, the project lets people inspect its code, send feedback, and contribute improvements.

The current 4.2.0 release for Linux belongs to the Security & Privacy category and requires Linux with snapd on x86_64 (amd64) hardware. Padloc has also undergone reviews by three independent security groups, with the most recent audit conducted by Radically Open Security.