Andreas GohrAug 17, 2025
is there a selfhosted password manager service that works offline? eg. I can save or edit passwords in the client (app/browser extension) and it will be synced once the password manager service is reachable again?
I had assumed bitwarden/vaultwarden would work like that, but it doesn't.
I don't want the system to be hosted online, only in my local Lan.

update, because this is still being boosted: please read my post on this at https://www.splitbrain.org/blog/2025-08/17-password_manager_woes

#passwordmanager #selfhosting #bitwarden #vaultwarden
Password Manager Woes [splitbrain.org]

Show threadMichael Stapelberg 🐧🐹😺
@splitbrain I use KeePass and sync my keepass file. Not quite a service, but good enough for my sync needs
Aug 17, 2025 at 10:38amWeb
Show threadGina HäußgeAug 17, 2025
@zekjur @splitbrain Seconding this, this is precisely the setup I've been using for well over a decade now. Keepass file in cloud storage (used to be my Google Drive, now it's my own NextCloud), Keepass2Android on Android and KeepassX on desktop.
Show threadPreston Maness ☭Aug 17, 2025
@foosel @zekjur @splitbrain This times infinity. Use #SyncThing for synchronizing across devices (SyncThing can work entirely locally). Use #KeepassXC as the password manager.