ClavisPass

A local-first password manager that encrypts your vault locally and syncs through providers you control.

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Encrypted locally

Your vault is protected before data is stored or synced.

Sync your way

Dropbox, Google Drive, ClavisPass Hub, or local vault files.

Flexible entries

Passwords, 2FA, cards, documents, and notes stay neatly organized.

Your vault stays close when you are on the go.

The mobile app brings the vault list, favorites, quick copy actions, and sync status into a calm view that can later be replaced with real screenshots.

Try ClavisPass in the browser.

Open the hosted demo inside an embedded app window and get a feel for the interface before installing the app.

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Platforms

One vault for your devices, with store and extension paths in one place.

Windows

Desktop app

macOS & Linux

Desktop app

Android & iOS

Mobile apps planned

Firefox

Extension available

Chrome

Extension planned

Product

A private vault shaped around your daily flow.

ClavisPass combines strong local encryption with organization, imports, and sync options that do not depend on one mandatory ClavisPass account.

Local-first security

Your vault is encrypted on your device before it is stored or synced.

Sync without lock-in

Use Dropbox, Google Drive, local vault files, or ClavisPass Hub if you want to host vault files on your own server.

Flexible entries

Store passwords, TOTP codes, recovery codes, cards, WiFi data, documents, attachments, and structured notes.

Sync

Use the storage you already trust.

ClavisPass does not force your vault into one hosted account. Desktop and mobile workflows can use supported cloud providers, local vault files, or a self-hosted ClavisPass Hub.

Dropbox

Google Drive

ClavisPass Hub

Local storage

Local vault file

Security

Trust starts with clarity.

ClavisPass is designed so readable vault data stays on your device. Your master password is used locally and is not sent to a ClavisPass server.

Argon2id key derivation with a per-vault salt

XChaCha20-Poly1305 for authenticated vault encryption

Sync providers store encrypted vault data, not your readable passwords

Modules

More than a username-password form.

Entries are built from modules so real-world access data can stay cleanly structured.

Login

PasswordUsernameURLEmailTOTPRecovery codes

Identity

PersonAddressCompanyPhoneDocuments

Organization

FoldersTagsFavoritesPinsChecklists

Extras

WiFiKeysCardsAttachmentsExpiry dates

Bring your existing passwords with you.

Imports from browser exports, Bitwarden, KeePass/KDBX, and backups reduce setup friction so you do not have to rebuild your vault by hand.

Developed openly.

ClavisPass is available on GitHub so users can follow releases, inspect the code, and report issues.

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