KeePass stores passwords in a local encrypted database file rather than the cloud. It is fully open-source, requires no account, and offers maximum control. Users manually sync via cloud storage or portable devices if desired.
| Pricing from | Free |
| Best for | Advanced users prioritising local control and offline functionality |
| Website | keepass.info |
Strengths and trade-offs
- Completely free and open-source with no subscriptions ever
- Maximum privacy as passwords never leave the local device by default
- Dated user interface requires more technical knowledge to set up
- Manual syncing across devices is cumbersome without additional tools
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