passky8.1.3

Passky stores your passwords in a single vault, letting you save, organize, search, edit, and copy account details from one main view. One master password opens the vault, so you can manage multiple accounts without memorizing every complex password. Strong encryption protects the stored information, while the clean interface supports saving and generating passwords across your devices.

The manager supports both software-based and hardware-based two-factor authentication for an additional sign-in safeguard. Passwords can be imported from all major password managers, and Passky can export them to other password managers when you decide to move your data. Its lightweight design focuses on the everyday tasks of finding credentials quickly and copying account information with one click.

Passky suits people who want a central place for personal or work credentials, especially when managing many accounts across devices. It supports 25 languages, with community translation handled through Crowdin, and its appearance can be changed using pre-built themes or a custom theme. Published by Rabbit Company for Linux, Passky is open-source; version 8.1.3 updates Electron.