"Password Store" is an Android client for managing passwords compatible with pass, offering features like cloning repositories, adding passwords, and syncing with remote repositories. It requires OpenKeychain for encrypting and decrypting passwords. Note: The project is no longer maintained. Check the GitHub page for more details.
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Android client for pass. Password Store aims to be a feature-complete client and implements most of its capabilities.
Feature matrix: ✅ Clone an existing pass repository ✅ Initialize a new pass repository ✅ List the passwords ✅ Handle the directories as categories ✅ Decrypt the password files ✅ Add a new password to the current category (or no category if added at the root) ✅ Pull and Push changes to the remote repository ✅ Ability to change remote repository info ❌ Multiple password stores.
Requires OpenKeychain to encrypt and decrypt passwords.
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Pros
Integration with the standard Unix password manager is very handy.
No ads and completely open source.
Responsive developer who addresses user feedback and issues.
Works well with GnuPG, pass, and Git, particularly for FOSS ecosystem users.
Cons
Autofill feature is unreliable and does not work half the time.
Users face issues with selecting GPG keys and encountering errors with encryption.
Complex settings UI makes configuration difficult for new users.
Specific bugs such as 'not authorized' during repository clone or synchronization.
Most mentioned
Autofill functionality
GPG key selection and encryption errors
Integration with Unix password manager
Responsive developer support
Settings UI complexity
User reviews
We stan pass! Sometimes the autofill seems to not trigger after the phone has rebooted until the app has been manually opened at least once. I wish the toggle between "classic" password generation and "xkpasswd" generation were shown in the "generate" modal dialog instead of just in settings - I prefer pronounceable passphrases but must switch back to the random character strings when a particular site demands it, which practically speaking means I just leave it set to "classic" all the time.
Hi Harsh, Firstly this is one of the best implemented gnupass clients. So kudos to that. I have an issue that could be a non issue. Here it goes. Is there a safe way to change open-pgp keys used to encrypt and decrypt password, while still allowing to decrypt password encrypted using the previous open-pgp keys. I can safely do that in pass winmenu but the same trusted keys imported in open keychain doesn't decrypt password here. Would love to hear from you on this please.
I love this app and use the terminal version on my Ubuntu desktop. But when I pull the repository from source in this app it works the first time with my YubiKey either plugged into my phone or via NFC. But almost every since second time I pull and use the key it hangs forever on "running git command". Once it freezes in the git operation I have to kill the app. It's like the OpenKeyChain never responds to the program and it just wants forever.