The first beta is here

The password manager
that stays yours.

A home for your digital life. On your computer and your phone.

For macOS and Android

Source code
The desktop vault with saved logins, groups and a two-factor code
The same vault on a phone, with search and saved logins

A closer look

Passwords and codes

Two-factor codes and passkeys live beside the sign-in they belong to.

A GitHub login with its password, website, two-factor code and passkey

Identities

Names, addresses and documents, with their scans.

An identity with contact details, an address, a passport and a driver's license

Payment cards

Card numbers, bank details and billing addresses, shown with your bank's logo.

A Visa card with its bank's logo, card details, bank and billing address

Secure notes

Wi-Fi passwords, door codes and anything else private.

A note with a home Wi-Fi network and its password

Recovery phrases

Wallet seeds with a checksum check, and a way to test your written backup.

A 12-word recovery phrase with its words hidden and a valid checksum
A GitHub login with its password, website, two-factor code and passkeyAn identity with contact details, an address, a passport and a driver's licenseA Visa card with its bank's logo, card details, bank and billing addressA note with a home Wi-Fi network and its passwordA 12-word recovery phrase with its words hidden and a valid checksum

A place for everything

Your digital life.
All together.

Your vault

One file.
Entirely yours.

Keep the encrypted file locally or in a cloud folder you choose.

  • Passwords & passkeys
  • Two-factor codes
  • Payment cards
  • Identities
  • Private notes
  • Recovery phrases
On this device
Your cloud folder

No account. No telemetry. Open source.

Made for the everyday

Less typing.
More doing.

Fill logins in your apps and browsers, without switching back and forth.

Unlock with your fingerprint, screen lock or PIN.

Trailer

See it in action.

Ravenpass beta

Make yourself at home.

Release notes

macOS

Apple silicon · macOS 13+

Download for macOS

Disk image · DMG

Set up on macOS
  1. Open the disk image and drag Ravenpass to Applications.
  2. Open Ravenpass and create a vault or open an existing one.
  3. On macOS 15 or later, enable Ravenpass in System Settings → General → AutoFill & Passwords.

Android

ARM64 · Android 12+

Download for Android

Direct install · APK

Set up on Android
  1. Open the APK and allow your browser or file manager to install the app.
  2. Open Ravenpass and create or open your vault.
  3. Choose Ravenpass as your autofill service. On Android 14 or later, also enable it as your passkey provider.

Browser extension

Chrome 133+ · Desktop app required

Add to Chrome

Chrome Web Store

Set up the extension
  1. Add Ravenpass from the Chrome Web Store.
  2. Follow the extension’s instructions to link it to Ravenpass on your computer.

This is beta software. Keep a backup of anything you store in it.

Windows, Linux and iOS are coming later.

A few things to know.

Can I bring my existing passwords?

Yes. Ravenpass can import passwords from other password managers. Open your vault and use Import to choose the export file from your current manager.

How do I use the same vault on two devices?

Save the vault in a cloud drive folder available on both devices, then open that vault in Ravenpass on each one. Your cloud drive handles moving the encrypted file between them.

What if I lose access to my vault?

Turn on automatic encrypted backups and save your 24-word recovery key separately. The key unlocks a vault file you still have; it cannot restore a missing file. Nobody can reset your vault for you.