KeePassDX is a free, open-source password manager for Android. It stores passwords, passkeys, and other credentials in encrypted KeePass database files (.kdbx). Entries are organised into groups, and database files can be created locally or opened from files already on the device.
The app supports strong encryption, unlocking with a master password, a key file, or a hardware key, and biometric unlock once a database is configured. It can also generate strong random passwords and autofill logins in apps and browsers.
The database format works with KeePass and compatible apps, so the same file can be used across devices. This build does not include any tracking or advertising.
Verification details
File size: 16,778,665 bytes (16.00 MiB). File SHA-256: 8b3c1818aebfb9196814eb2eea39da897b8f18e2404aa5b47f603fc56641c593. ZIP integrity: passed, 3,223 entries. Binary manifest: package com.kunzisoft.keepass.libre, version 4.5.8, version code 45800. Architectures: arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86, x86_64. Minimum Android: 4.4 (minSdk 19). Signature check (apksigner): Verifies. APK Signature Scheme v1: verified; v2: verified; v3: verified; v4: not verified. Signer certificate SHA-256: c810aab7efa4d5ad3fc2941fdf5f99b88a3b73f86219715627edb4dabac541a4 (F-Droid per-app signing key for this build). This build matches the PGP-authenticated F-Droid index entry on file name, file SHA-256, file size, version, version code, minimum SDK, architectures, and signer. F-Droid index anti-features for this build: none. This is the free F-Droid build (package com.kunzisoft.keepass.libre); the separate paid pro version on Google Play (package com.kunzisoft.keepass.pro) is a different listing and is not this build. Signature verification does not guarantee that an app is free of malware.
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