KeePass Reviews & Product Details

KeePass is the right tool to keep my keys secure and encrypted. It is great all the capabilities offered by encryption with powerful algorithms such as SHA-256. I like it to be free and open software, available on Linux, Windows and Mac. The password generator is very useful for applications that require keys with specific parameters: use of special characters, capital letters, total amount, etc. Getting a specific password is quick and the bullets help a lot in this search. KeePass allows us to keep all passwords locally and not on a server, which greatly improves the security of the company.

The user interface is complicated, they should improve this section to have a better experience when browsing this software. The multi-user mode is not the best, basically one of the users could change the passwords of others easily. They could evaluate a better way to sort passwords and new safe projects.

Keep in mind that the unique location of your passwords has a potential risk and is the integrity of the KeePass guest team. This device must have the highest safety and a reliable source of electrical power.

With KeePass we can have centralized passwords for fast access and efficient management. This improves the security of the company in this area as crucial as credentials to devices and applications. Thanks to KeePass, the management and management of the keys can be controlled on a computer that does not have access to the network.

Having all my passwords in one place with so many options for unlocking the database.

I share my database with other employees at work. Making password access, changes and management so simple. Our vault files are stored encrypted in the cloud and use file synchronization to propagate the changes near instantly.

The built in password generated is also a nice added bonus!

The interface itself feels a little dated. Reminds me a bit of an old Windows 95/98 application. But functionally it works as intended.

Would love to see a Chrome plugin so that my passwords could be easily accessed while working via a web browser.

It's a great, secure and free option for password management. I can't express enough how powerful this becomes when paired with cloud storage / synchronization. We use BOX at work... but any of the other cloud storage providers should work well too.

Password management is always a pain. But this replaced a spreadsheet which is immensely insecure in comparison. Pairing this with cloud storage means everyone is always up to date with changes.

First advantage is that KeePass is free. KeePass uses strong and secure encryption algorithms such as AES, ChaCha20 and Twofish, and SHA-256 hashes. KeePass automatically generates low-intuitive passwords (for each service). With the ability to create groups in KeePass, sorting passwords will be easier. KeePass is an open source password manager so people made version for Linuks, OS X, Pocket PC and Android.

In my opinion first disadvantages is that KeePass have not very intuitive interface. The design is not user-friendly for new users of this program. In my opinion KeePass should pay more for opinion in others web sites.

If u want to use it in my opinion you should use Professionall Edition. That give us more option.

I can now have passwords that are difficult to break everywhere and I don't have to remember about them thanks to Kepas. I am safe everywhere i am thanks to KeePass.

+ Keepass is a program that makes it very easy to manage static passwords. With its help, we will significantly increase the security of our accounts and simplify the authentication process (both on your computer, phone and tablet):

+ Secure storage of passwords for any service,

+ Automatic generation of hardly intuitive passwords (for each service),

+ Support for automatic logging (e. g. we can replace the password manager in Firefox),

+ Automatic creation of password database backup.

+ Works with Windows, Linux, MacOS, Android, Blackberry and others,

+ It does not integrate with a specific program, it is a kind of "notepad for passwords";,

+ OpenSource - access to the source code guarantees security and easy expansion

+ Lightweight program with portable version.

Problems with database synchronization and opaque design.

Despite these small inconveniences, Keepass is a very flexible program that is easy to use and significantly increases security.

It is worth spending a few minutes on downloading keepass, because a secure password can protect us from unauthorized access to data important to us.

As a person interested in cyber security, I know how important it is to have strong passwords, thanks to keepass we can store our passwords on your computer without saving them in dangerous places.

En el mundo actual en que vivimos en el cual cada día nos registramos en un sitio o en otro y en cada sitio metemos una contraseña,cada día se hace más importante un programa de este tipo, un contenedor de contraseñas de manera organizada. Es un programa muy sencillo pero a la vez muy útil. Tengo que decir que el programa tiene muchas más cosas que no uso, me he ceñido a usar lo básico para mi día a día.

He notado ciertas dificultades al pasar la base de datos de Windows a Android, al menos no parece que sea de manera fácil y automática. El autorellenado es complejo de utilizar.

Os recomiendo usar este programa para el almacenaje de passwords ya que cada vez es más complicado acordarse de todas con tantas cosas.

En mi trabajo uso constantemente este programa ya que mucho dispositivos a los que nos conectamos tienen una contraseña propia y no se accede con nuestro usuario de radius. Esto supone acordarme no solo de la password si no también del usuario por lo que es tarea complicada. Así que me he creado una base de datos con todo a lo que accedo, tu accedes a la base de datos con una única password y ahí puedes buscar justo la que necesitas. La base de datos la puedes portar a otro ordenador sin problemas. El programa dispone de muchísimas opciones más que iré investigando, pero de momento os recomiendo su uso.

Keepass is a really good tool for password management.

I use it both for personal and work related accounts management and its really straightforward.

Password generator included in Keepass allows users to generate strong passwords really fast.

The application shortkeys allow users to automatically enter the credentials to acess a site with the only effort of pressing two keys.

You can export and import the application database into an encrypted file to transport and use it wherever you might need.

The accounts grouping functionality is good to properly order the different accounts by project or theme.

The look and feel of the desktop application is quite old fashioned, but usable.

Keepass app for Android devices is quite complex to use and not too much intuitive.

Keepass is a good tool for credentials management when you have a lot of user accounts scattered on many systems and web pages.

When you have a lot o user accounts for different websites and application Keepass helps you to manage them easily and securely without too much effort.

It is free, open source and lightweight software. It's nice to have KeePass to manage my passwords in a highly secure way in which nobody except me will be able to access my data. We have to remember only one master password through which we will be able to retreive all other passwords if it is correct.

The UI is very old. It needs to be updated. Other than this, everything is fine.

I will recommend surely. It's free

As the databases created by KeePass are encrypted using most secure encryption algorithms - AES and Twofish, we can trust it for using the company's credentials. It's so that we dont have to remember each of the internal passwords like FTP, SSH, Login password, web password, etc. As sometimes we used randomly used passwords, it becomes very hard to remember those complex passwords.

Ability to select the best encryption available

Random Password Generator

Ability to input user and passwords automatically into websites

Its not easy to use for a new comer. You have to play around with the software to find out about how it is unlike lastpass which is easy but is cloud based. I like keepass better because it is stored locally

As compared to other solutions like Lastpass and Dasline which are easy, Keepass is a bit complex. It might be difficult to navigate at first but once you get used to it it is a great software. Its also free. Its is very secure if you use best practices to secure your password database e.g using the inbuilt algorithms to generate passwords. Personally I feel better that I have taken the best available option to secure my passwords. Thats all you can ever do.

I am using it to store my passwords for business accounts. I use it personally at home as well

I like that there is a method of storing the database on my own pc/dropbox account rather than on someone's cloud service. I'd rather have the peace of mind knowing how I'm securing it rather than some other company. The software is easy to use, simple and of course free. I'm achieving greater security by having this application installed on my pc and phone by allowing it to come up with lengthy passwords instead of things I need to remember.

Thus far, I can't say that I don't like anything about it. It does what it should and doesn't pretend to do other things it doesn't need too.

If you are looking for something simple that just does what a password manager should, then this is the product for you. It's not pretending to be something that it isn't and by doing that, they are providing a product that simply works and has not had issues since the day I installed it. It's nice with the categorizations it allows you to setup and different icons for different types of logins to quickly differentiate between accounts. This software definitely allows you to be more secure in the workplace and personally.

I'm able to have all of my passwords different and of great length. I have the database stored on a dropbox account so I can share the DB with the keepass app on my phone as well as my pc. Greater security is definitely being achieved with this application.

The tool of which I will review today, is a very useful application that provides us with much greater security when managing our passwords, this is KeePass this tool helps users to manage, manage and safeguard their passwords for sis various applications, bank accounts, social networks, among others, the tool is completely free and available for various operating systems, consists of a kind of encrypted database, in which you store your accounts and passwords, with this we forget those notes with an endless number of passwords that we used to use, at least in my case what I did was that I handled them through a word document, which I kept stored in the cloud.

The truth is that the application fully complies with the function for which it was created, and the times I have used it have worked wonders, for this reason I must say that I have no complaints about it, rather I would like recommend it to all readers, the tool is very good, it is easy to obtain (it is downloaded from the internet), easy to install, and much easier to manage, also if the interface is very friendly.

The recommendation is that they try using it and evaluate how it works

At corporate level this application has been quite accepted because in some companies the passwords are handled in a centralized database and KeePass is the best alternative for it, you can store there all the credentials and passwords of devices, computers and email accounts corporate, and in this way if any employee does not attend work and you need some information that it manages, just enter KeePass using the password, enter the team and go

Los gestores de contraseñas son herramientas muy valiosas que proporcionan seguridad a sus usuarios, debido a que se encargan de almacenar y encriptar tus contraseñas para que estas no sean expuestas al publico o a los hackers, en este sentido hay uno en especifico que me parece que es el mejor de todos, se trata de KeePass, el cual es de distribución libre y totalmente gratuito, ademas de esto muy potente, de todos los que he probado este ha sido el que mas me ha gustado, gracias a su interfaz es bastante agradable y por ende es muy sencillo de utilizar

La verdad es que los gestores de contraseñas, entre los cuales se encuentra KeePass son programas muy basicos, solo alamacenan tus contraseñas o credenciales de ciertas aplicaciones o cuentas, por tal motivo no hay nada negativo que reseñar al respecto, dado que cumplen perfectamente con la funcion para la cual fueron desarrollados, lo mejor de todo esto al menos en el caso de KeePass es que este es totalmente gratuito y es soportado en diversas plataformas como Windows, Linux, MAC, Android, entre otras.

Descarguenlo y prueben, total, es gratis.

En cuanto al aporte que puede llegar a dar esta herramienta o las soluciones que puede brindar a nivel corporativo, aunque no lo parezca si puede llegar a ser muy util, al menos en el caso de aquellas empresas que compran pocas licencias de algun software en especifico y esto los obligas a que varias personas se logueen en dicho programa con el mismo usuario (cosa que aunque no parezca es muy comun), en este caso KeePass cae como anillo al dedo ya que almacenas las contraseñas alli y los usuarios solo deben ingresar a la aplicacion para extraer las credenciales y comenzar a trabajar

Me encanta la capacidad que tiene de admitir miles y miles de credenciales hasta en una misma base de datos.

Añadir notas y actualizar las claves en distintos formatos es muy efectivo en organizaciones que a diario implementan un sistema de seguridad mucho mayor.

Lo mas emocionante es que es completamente gratuita y de código abierto; así que se pueden realizar mejoras de forma manual si se sabe algo de programación.

Tiene un soporte de idiomas impresionante. Alta capacidad de seguridad en cifrados para enviar contraseñas como para almacenarlas; evitando así cualquier método de hackeo de fuerza bruta.

El aspecto físico es una de las características principales que no me gusta. Lo observo muy estático, muy simple para ser una aplicación tan productiva.

Adicional, comento que no se sincroniza las contraseñas guardadas en la base de datos. Tenemos un grupo de trabajo en el cual usamos una misma base de datos para administrar las contraseñas. El punto es que al momento de actualizar una clave, automáticamente debería actualizar en los demás y no lo hace.

Y por ultimo, cuando se actualiza este programa no se observan los cambios incluidos en la actualización. Espero que puedan mejorar la estética.

Estos son los puntos principales que encuentro negativos.

Sencillamente es muy practica; tanto en el nivel corporativo como a nivel personal funciona y se acopla muy bien. No hay necesidad de añadir mas. Es muy buena esta aplicación y con tan solo pocos clics se puede realizar la configuración necesaria.

La utilidad y productividad que tienen este pequeño programa es enorme. Con él puedo enviar con tan solo un clic el usuario y contraseña de cualquier aplicación. En vista que trabajo como soporte técnico remoto, en muchas ocasiones se requiere enviar credenciales y son tantas que con esta herramienta podemos utilizarla al máximo.

It manages to have an important role for us and more when we handle a high amount of information, Keepass keeps us secure our accounts to access the applications, to portals, even I usually keep my payment card code in it. Since your security even to access your data is quite complete. It has a reasonable cost and that to date is not required something else because it correctly encrypts what you want to keep out of the public's eyes.

Its mobile deployment has been something that must be improved, but maintains its essential role of keeping your credentials safe or all information susceptible, so as not to confuse each one, it allows you to place or distribute your directory tree to have your best organized access.

The highlight of this tool is that without your password to access the credentials this does not show you even the content tree that has your Keepass Database, its function is very complete to keep intruders at a margin.

Currently many of our colleagues and team work are using this application because we require you to keep the password safe, simply add the file that contains all the credentials and you can even export them in CSV or PDF. Something that not all can generate for you to have near you.

What amazes me about KeePass is that in my case I am a very forgetful person, I tend to forget passwords, both personal accounts and corporate accounts, but since we started using KeePass this did not happen again since the same are stored there, pass having to remember more than fifteen passwords to remember only one that is the same KeePass, and when I enter I have the rest of the passwords of the applications or tools that I usually use, I also feel more secure because I have the certainty that storing my passwords there, nobody could have access to these

It is difficult to review negative things about applications as useful and efficient as KeePass, that is, what could you say about negative if it is a tool that fully complies with the function for which it was designed? Rather, I am happy to have this tool, because as I mentioned before it allows me to store the passwords of my various accounts in a centralized manner and from there manage them, in addition to the security it gives me when using it.

My recommendation is that they implement KeePass in their companies since the passwords on a professional level are a confidential issue and the fact that someone has access to them could be harmful for the organization therefore having KeePass these will be safe, and only your you can access them

At the corporate level KeePass helps us a lot, this is due to the fact that several KeePass have been implemented, for example, in our case we have one exclusively to store the keys of each one of the switches, another is configured with the passwords of the routers, it is tell WiFi access codes, additionally one is configured for each department in which the general passwords used in the various departments are handled, as systems access costs, and finally one is set to each employee to store their countersigns personal

Keepass is one of the best password organizers. It is very customizable and guarantees good security of your passwords with powerful encryption. In addition, the portability offered in a USB memory is useful. The management of passwords is also very useful and allows you to import them from multiple files. I like not to keep the information in the cloud, it's free and OpenSource. You can not ask for more from this great application.

The graphical interface needs a refresh in its image. Also the synchronization with the equipment must be done manually, this can be complicated with large networks that have to manage dozens of computers. It does not have the function to save new passwords automatically.

Consider that the centralized administration of passwords is an acceptable risk if you consider that a possible attacker will have all the keys of the network in one place. Therefore guarantee an excellent master key for your projects. Keepass allows you to organize your projects by giving a key to each of them and use this functionality to obtain better results.

This great app significantly improved the management of keys in my day to day work. Since having a good master key and organizing each team, you can access the credentials quickly improving the productivity you have. This improves the service provided to customers.The learning curve of this software is long, you must take your time to learn all the functions.

I love that their are multiple ways to log into your keypass and when the program starts the way you use is not preselected lol. Also the high level security passwords this program can generate is unreal. I love that it has a portable version so that you may only keep your passwords located on a flash drive. Just be sure to keep at least one backup stored in a safe place. Plus it not being an online password generator means it is less likely to use a password a automated password cracker would use.

nothing really it is what it is and it does it in the most perfect way.

Tired of wondering if you have a secure password? Tired of having to remember passwords? tired of trusting your browser to remember your passwords leaving them vulnerable to various phishing attacks and more? KeePass s amazing it is portable it is what you need to stay safe secure and protected.

keeping all of my accounts safe and secure with high level protection that I have full control of storing offline.

- Its encryption implementation, well-recognized by some official governments organizations

- Tools to help improve existing password and eliminate duplicates

- The long list of plugins to use Keepass on all my devices (Windows, Linux, Android...)

- The password generator tool, which has enough options to comply with many website limitations

- The learning curve in using the main software, as there's no tutorials or guides to integrate it with your browsers/devices

- The UI is a bit old, compared to non-free competitors, with a classic Windows 2000 style

- The lacking of password sharing between team members

- Plugins update is not always working great, especially browsers ones, that may need some manual copy-pasting of files to work.

The setup may seem burdensome at first, but it is way more reassuring having its credentials in the company server than hosted by a third party, even if it is encrypted.

A first step can be to use Dropbox integration first, to learn how to use it.

I am saving my personal password as well as professionnal ones and can have an unique password everywhere, without having to remember it. This strenghten the security as a leak of one of website database will not impact on all my accounts, especially pro ones.

The single problem we encounter is the password sharing between people, since Keepass does not offer any options, compared to Dashlane, which allow to share some passwords with other users, for example.

Agregas todo tipo de informacion confidencial: Usuarios, contrasenas, URL e informacion adicional.

Puedes crear y duplicar entradas ya creadas con informacion. Creas una base de datos local o en red.

Permite la sincronizacion de credenciales cuando el archivo esta abierto por varias personas.

Una solucion bastante util para administrar tus claves. Unicamente ingresas con una sola clave.

La interfaz grafica puede mejorar y colocar nuevos iconos.

Excelente herramienta para guardar todas sus contraseñas

Administrar todas las claves de tu organizacion y acceder de forma rapida a toda la informacion.

Hacer busquedas rapidas por nombre o algun dato de referencia

Acceder a urls

Although its main intention is to be a safekeeping app for your passwords, it also serves as a tool that you can program/command to auto-type for you which makes it really efficient for logging in and also for jobs that require a lot of repetitive typing.

The way that you can program it to do those auto-typing commands is a bit difficult especially if you have no clue about coding. In our department, someone had to basically do the codes for us and send it to everyone. Once you have the basic code though, you will find it easy to program it to the way that you want it to perform.

Have a little background of coding before using it. Or have a basic tutorial so you can fully use its functions outside keeping passwords.

For businesses that has a lot of tools (which therefore means a lot of passwords too), it makes it more secure for employees to just access this tool and not have a physical unsecured copy of the list of passwords that anyone can easily obtain. Another benefit of Keepass is how it makes typing and logging in to different applications really quick. Imagine programs that auto lock you out if you’re not active on it for like 15 minutes. That means having to type in your login info each time! That’s crazy! Not to mention, you’d have to memorize or go through your list of passwords each time.

This open source application allows you to manage your internet credentials in a secure way. to improve your credentials administration, you can create groups where you can organize using topics, defining icons for this groups and making several customization such as: Expiration dates, auto typing function and plugins.

Additionally, you can generate secure password and lookup for groups and credentials.

The integration with browsers it's make by manual installations of a plugin by every browser.

It 's a great option to considerate, if you are looking for a secure password manager app, easy to use and open source.

My problem solved is simple. I don't have to remember every credentials. Every day, i have to use around 10 different internet credentials. But now, i can safe every credential set in KeePass and use it at the correct moment.

Keepass is great software to create and keep safe all of your passwords. Combinations which it makes are really strong and to access all of them you only need to one password which you made before. It is very handy app which can make you more secured.

I really don't like it's out of date design. It really looks like it's taken straight from 2009. Except that I cannot see any disadvantages.

If you are concerned about the security of your data, you should consider using keepass.

It helps my company stay more secure. Because of KeePass we only use strong passwords which aren't easy to decrypt. Also we don't need to remember them - app does, we just had one strong password we remember to access it.

The main reason I use KeePass is that it is available across all platforms that I use: Windows, Linux, and Android, and that I can access the same database for each platform.

There are an number of websites that I go on that work better in one browser than another. I like the fact the KeePass allows you to choose between browsers.

The Android implementation can be a little hit and miss in terms of allowing me to "jump off" to a particular set of credentials.

KeePass, for me is the go to password management software. I had trialled LastPass before but did not like the idea of storing my credentials in the cloud.

As part of my role I have access to 57 different accounts. KeePass not only allows me to manage the credentials for these, but also allows me to autogenerate passwords, thus avoiding the temptation of re-using the same password

It's very easy to use, especially the auto type feature.

Moreover it allows you to work in a more secure way, by choosing 30-character random passwords and saving them in keepass.

This will make sure that it's impossible for others to either guess or remember your password.

It's also easy to change passwords more often for security reasons because there is no need to remember them.

There is not really something I dislike.

The only downside is that it's not possible to use keepass on a new device without having access to the keepass file. (but obviously more secure this way)

Before using it for business ends, try using it for personal passwords first.

This will allow you to experience how users will have to work with the software as well as how you work with Keepass as an admin.

We have multiple people working within multiple software application, both our own as well as third party applications.

Each users has it's own username and password that needs to change frequently.

We create random 30-character passwords for everyone that change each month. Users don't have to remember or manage the passwords themselves. Everything is managed through keepass.

Works well on both my PC and my Android device. Has two-forms authentication, fingerprint recognition (on phone) and built-in Dropbox and Google Drive support (via plugin).

Some parts of the UI are a bit kludgy such as the password generator. I've yet to find dependable web browser integration.

Other software and services exist, but this one is totally free and well supported.

Having a well secured and centralized database of my passwords allows me to use more secure, random passwords everywhere. This increases the security of every password because I no longer feel the need to repeat the use of passwords across applications/sites, nor to utilize schemes to ensure that my passwords are easy for me to remember.

I work on a distributed team of around twenty folks and we rely heavily on KeePass to store credentials of all kinds. KeePass lets us store credentials for websites, databases, servers, licensing and notes to go along with it all. With the ability to sync with either a URL or a file, keeping everyone's entries synced up is a breeze. When a new person comes on to the team, it's easy to bring them up to speed on all our logins: install KeePass, load up the database file, and they are good to go. You can customize the keystrokes for copying the username and the password to the clipboard. You can store the database anywhere; shared drive, locally, SharePoint, etc.

Not much to dislike really. Only complaint might be the interface, which can seem a little outdated, but hey, this is free software. Don't care for the password generator, I use xkpasswd.net for that.

It's free software, so just give it a try. Take advantage of the ability to create folders and subfolder to organize credentials.

We are sharing hundreds of sets of credentials over a distributed team of people. KeePass makes this simple. If someone is looking for a set of creds and you know it's in KeePass, the first thing you ask them is "When was the last time you sync'd KeePass? They usually haven't synced in a while, and all they need to do is sync and 3 minutes later they have what they need.

Military grade encryption in an open source password manager that has native implementations on Windows, Linux, Android, iPhone, Apple, etc and integrates with Dropbox for always synchronized data.

Takes a little setup to integrate it with Dropbox on Windows.

Becomes indispensable quickly. Make sure you integrate with Dropbox or Google Drive for automatic sync

This is the central repository for all the passwords and logins. The fingerprint integration on Android makes it a snap to open, and its own keyboard implementation allows me to just press "User" and "Password" to fill in fields in any Android app. A real timesaver that enables me to have unique and very secure random passwords on all the different apps without the penalty of wasting lots of time to enter the credentials.

KeePass secures its Database with a Master Password and a key file. There is no way to access the Database without both. So it's best practice to save the key file somewhere else, than the database. An usb stick, which you always carry with you, for example.

KeePass comes with an own password generator, which allows several options (like uppercase, digits, specials, etc.). This way, you can generate a bullet proof password.

When entering your account details, just use ctrl+b to copy the login name and ctrl+c to copy the password. KeePass automatically clears the cache after several seconds. So you wont accidentally paste your password in the wrong place.

Actually there is not much to dislike. KeyPass covers all my needs, while keeping itself clean and fast.

Keep your keyfile somewhere else, than your database.

KeePass functions as my hub to all those Login Datas someone accumulateds these days. For every Website, every Shop, even most of the software used, you need an own password. You can use some rules for the creation of your passwords, but as soon, as someone learns these rules, you got a problem. KeePass solves those problems completely. You just need to remember your MasterPassword and keep your keyfile save. This way, it's possible to use unique passwords for every account.

Local desktop software that does not sit on the cloud.

Ability to have the software create a password for you.

Designed with a strong security mindset.

Numerous options around setting up automated password generation

Open Source.

Small, Can be installed on your computer or even on a thumb drive.

Vibrant 3rd party community with add-ons

Ability to sync your password DB across different platforms

There isn't that much I don't like.

Install could be simpler. No Automated Updates

Some Confusion (for a newbie) around installation options and version. You have to read and think about it.

Great, free software. Highly recommended.

Face it. In IT we have to maintain numerous personal and adminstrator passwords. Too many to count.

We need to keep those passwords strong. KeePass does the trick.

The software sits on your personal computer, so it limits the attack vectors from hackers.

The feature that lets you double click a password, paste it, and then it is automatically removed from the clipboard after several seconds. Oh, and you can sort passwords into categories.

Uhm... the interface? It looks archaic but you don't use it to admire its interface, do you?

Just grab it, it does its job and doesn't try to be something else.

Password management. The benefit when you can't remember your password is obvious but even when you do remember your password, it's still faster to grab it from KeePass. Plus password sharing this way seems more secure - the password database file can be stored locally.

Multiplatform (versions exist for Windows, Linux, Mac, Android)

Can synchronize databases between devices

Can add data fields to any entry

Immensely configurable

Password generator

Password rater

Can organize entries by folder

Price (free)

Each entry has URL, and can launch a specific browser for login

Each entry has free-form text Notes field

Automatically clears clipboard after copying password after delay

Written in .NET

Can't define entry types (each one is separate)

I'm a big fan of KeePass and am using version 2.32. I would recommend KeePass 2.x for any new user. (KeePass 1.x is still offered, but I don't see any reason to use it instead of 2.x for new users.)

Some people might prefer using an online password keeper. I am not convinced that entrusting my passwords to someone else is a reasonable idea, but I make regular backups.

I am not using the KeePass features to automatically type usernames and passwords into other windows. It's possible other products do this better.

I can store my passwords securely on almost every device I use, and synchronize as needed.

+ Works on Windows, Linux, and Mac.

+ Works with Android and iOS.

+ Can synchronize its data between devices

+ Gives the possibility of integration with any (modern) web browser

+ Offers strong encryption algorithms

+ It is an open source application (we will avoid suspicion of interference with the code)

The only disadvantage I noticed when using this solution is that the database is stored locally on our disk.

Don't know which password manager to choose? Decide on Keepass is a safer solution than saving sensitive data in text files.

Thanks to the use of KeePass I don't have to remember essential passwords and save them in different places.

KeePass allows you to carry it on a USB stick since it dosent require any installation which is quite useful. It also opens the door completely to all its source code, allowing you to install it on iOS, Android and adapt it to various platforms.

If you are not tech-savy then you won't really like this application, there is no one easy click setup or installation wizard so you'll have to work on it.

It's the perfect password manager software for someone who is tech-savy and likes to have total control and customization of their password system.

Manage all your credentials in one central repository.

KeePass helps optimize my time by allowing me to just know the password to KeePass. I work for an IT company that implements HR software. I am staffed on multiple projects at the same time, so it's helpful to have KeePass such that I have a different password for each tenant, but I never have to remember the passwords. I also love the hot key functionality, which allows me to auto-fill my username and password.

There isn't much I dislike about KeePass. One thing that is difficult is needing to work from a computer that does not have KeePass installed. KeePass allows me to create complex passwords, but this also means there are times, I don't remember the password. It would be great if there was a way to store these items in the cloud so I could access it anywhere.

As I mentioned above, this product really saves me 10+ seconds every time I need to log into a different customer environment.

KeePass allows me to use different passwords for each and every account I have. The passwords can be extremely complex and all I have to remember is one password to access the database. I keep the database on a usb stick so I don't have to worry about passwords ever again. I can also keep a backup of the database in the cloud so if I forget the usb stick I can access my passwords without a problem.

To use KeePass you have to have access to your database and a good mobile solution hasn't really been implemented yet.

Every company needs a password policy and KeePass is a free solution that does the job without costing a fortune.

KeePass allows us to keep track of passwords for all sorts of vendors with all sorts of varying security requirements. It also allows one administrator to have access to and make changes to passwords without worry about keeping the company up to date since they can easliy open and get updated passwords at any time.

It has always been working well on every device I tried and it stayed compatible as long as I had the password, even on different versions on the software.

I lost the password of my database, once. I'm actually a bit confused with the different methods of authentification. We should have fewer choices, and potentially a way to recover the database but that would impact its security.

Keep your database file safe and know your access

It lets me store my passwords, my company's passwords, and my client's passwords safely, the way I want it. Also, the password evaluator and generator are really useful.

Me encantan todas las funcionalidades de esta aplicación, la administración de contraseñas es bastante sencilla podemos organizar las diferente entrada en una estructura similar a la de un árbol de directorios,, a cada registro podemos agregarle diversos archivos adjunto, podemos definir un tiempo de caducidad, nos permite generar una contraseña compleja, ademas tenemos un control de versiones a modo de histórico. Reconoce las entradas que son URL y permite acceder a ellas directamente haciendo doble clic. Podemos tener múltiples repositorios de contraseñas.

Aunque el diseño de la app es funciona. la interfaz de Usuario debería actualizarse he incluir iconos gráficamente mas atractivos y acorde con la tendencia moderna, otra cosa muy importante que no me gusta es que no nos da la posibilidad de colocar el fichero con las contraseñas en un almacenamiento en linea.

Actualmente lo utilizamos para gestionar las licencias que adquirimos en la empresa, también lo utilizamos para generar contraseñas complejas cuando tenemos que realizar un registro en alguna web.

I love how KeePass keeps all our passwords and login information in one place, for all of our team to access. I also like how we can generate new passwords, sync information between computers, and track password changes over time.

At times we've noticed glitches in how KeePass shows the information. We'e never lost data (thank God!) but we've noticed some occasional hiccups. And since we have several team members on Macs, it makes things difficult for our team. I'd also love a iOS app for use away from my desk.

This is great for teams looking to keep track of all their passwords and login information. If you are a single user, you might want to consider other options.

KeePass helps our team keep track of hundreds of logins for emails, websites, social media accounts, and software keys for all of our 100+ clients. Simply put, without KeePass we would be unable to operate as an agency!

Secure, easy to setup, use and maintain. Can be used across platforms with various interfaces, cloud integration is simple. It is FREE, open source software https://keepass.info/donate.html

Some of the non-Windows interfaces such as MAC and Chrome can be a bit difficult for users to seamlessly access when utilizing multi-platforms. Occasional (recoverable) database corruptions appear, mainly with cloud usage.

Make a simple in-house customized user guide. Get buy-in with key players and managers, install on ALL workstations, laptops, etc. Train users from the start to use and it will become the defacto standard.

Shared passwords, password security, reliable management. No more questionable long password issues. Becuase of the autogeneration of passwords, long strong passwords are a snap to choose and use.

I like it's simplicity. KeePass actually do what it should do. It supports groups, subgroups, provide good password generator and other small but nice tools for you. Nothing special but what you need. You can organise all your passwords as you want and be happy.

With all this simplicity - GUI isn't fancy at all. It looks like application from 90th. I guess that graphic elements was just ported from Windows version to Mac and looks ugly. Another usability issue - copy paste of information from KeePassX (Mac version). It actually supports copy of username and pasting. But sometimes it just do not copy it. It's embarrassing. You continue to copy-paste several times and finally when you tired and mad, you click with mouse in menu for copy and then paste. So, I believe all these issues can be fixed with new version which released but at the same time I found that developers eliminated a lot of small features in new version which were helpful.

Try it and use if you like it. A lot of new password management tools try to upload all your information to the cloud and it's up to you. You can sync KeePass vaults via cloud but keep vaults itself encrypted with your passwords.

I was using it for keeping passwords from third-party services. One of clients had a lot of external services using and we spread several encrypted files between team members. With every password update - new files were distributed. To keep things organised and secure: several files were created with different access level. So, that was very handy and easy to keep all encrypted vaults shared with project team and distribute only passwords for particular vaults depending on role and access level.

It provides an intuitive view of your secrets: it organizes passwords by folders inside the encrypted file. It also has a great password generator and has automatic username and password typing! I like being able to have *it* type the username and password so I never have my password on my clipboard. It can even track the expected expiration date for passwords with a forced rotation period and tell you when it's expiring.

Its automatic update notices are annoying. It begs you open the downloads page on the Keepass site whenever there's a new version, but it doesn't say why I'd want the update (what kind of update it is) and won't bring you to the download page of the specific product you're upgrading.

Just try it: it's free! Your data stays right where you saved it and it's easy to use.

I use it to manage the logins for the many external websites I have to use at work, such as secure email portals. It's better than having your browser remember passwords because it's easy to back up the single file to a network drive.