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Keeper does 4 jobs: password vault and autofill, vault sync across devices, shared passwords and vaults, breach monitoring and alerts. Most projects replace one or two of them, so pick the job you actually need.
We track 3 open-source alternatives to Keeper, but none currently has confirmed commercial use, local running and no paid services together. None of the 3 projects we track covers all 4 Keeper jobs, so most people combine two or more.
Open-source password manager with browser, desktop, mobile and CLI clients; use the hosted service or self-host the official server with Docker.
Self-hosted password manager built for teams, with end-to-end encrypted sharing, browser extensions, mobile apps and a CLI.
Self-hosted password manager for companies with client-side encryption, team sharing, browser extensions and mobile apps.
No project meets all of your requirements. The list below shows what you'd need to relax.
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Yes. Bitwarden, Psono and Passbolt are free to download and run on your own computer without paid API keys. Each covers only part of what Keeper does, so check which job you need.
Yes, with Bitwarden (AGPL-3.0-only), Passbolt (AGPL-3.0-only) and Psono (Apache-2.0). Check the hardware notes and licence conditions on each page before you start.
Yes, with Bitwarden (AGPL-3.0-only), Passbolt (AGPL-3.0-only) and Psono (Apache-2.0). Check the hardware notes and licence conditions on each page before you start.
Confirmed: Psono. With conditions: Bitwarden and Passbolt. This is not legal advice; read each licence.
Not as of 2026-10-15. Password vault and autofill, vault sync across devices, shared passwords and vaults and breach monitoring and alerts are covered by different projects.