https://glitterware.github.io/Passy

Passy is an offline password manager with cross-platfrom synchronization. 🔒

Passy is currently being submitted to:

• ✔️ SnapCraft
• ✔️ AppImageHub
• ✔️ F-Droid
• ❌ Google Play Store

Submissions will be finished until June 1 2023.

1. Features
2. Installing
   • Windows
     • Installer (Recommended)
     • Portable
   • Android
     • F-Droid (Recommended)
     • APK
   • Linux
     • SnapCraft (Recommended)
     • Flathub
     • AUR
     • AppImage
     • Bundle
3. Exporting / Backups
   • Passy (Recommended)
   • Windows
   • Linux
4. Building
   • Build Options
5. Privacy Policy

• 🔒 Security – All your information is encrypted in AES and stored offline on your devices, providing highest-tier security.
• 🔄 Synchronization – Share data between separate devices within seconds.
• 🖐️ Biometrics – Quickly unlock the app using your fingerprint.
• 📚 Multipurpose – Store passwords, payment cards, notes, id cards and identities, all in one place.
• ⚡ Autofill – Quickly fill fields in apps and websites without having to open the app.

1. Download the installer from latest release. Windows installers are named in format Passy-<version>-Windows-Installer.exe;
2. Run the installer and follow the instructions to complete installation.
3. You can now open Passy from the Start menu.

To update Passy, simply repeat same steps with a newer version.

Passy can be removed by running its uninstaller from Programs and Features in the Control Panel. Your data will remain in C:\Users\<username>\Documents\Passy.

1. Download the archive from latest release. Windows portable archives are named in format Passy-<version>-Windows-Portable.zip.
2. Extract the archive to desired installation location.
3. Run passy.exe inside the extracted folder to launch the app.

1. Download the archive from latest release. APK archives are named in format Passy-<version>-Android-Apk.zip.
2. Extract the .apk file inside the archive.
3. Install the extracted .apk.

Get set up for snaps.

It's most comfortable to run AppImages with the AppImageLauncher installed. It automatically integrates AppImages and their .desktop files into your program launcher for best user experience.

1. Download the archive from latest release. AppImage archives are named in format Passy-<version>-Linux-AppImage.zip.
2. Extract the .AppImage file to desired installation location.
3. Run the .AppImage as a program.

1. Download the archive from latest release. Linux bundle archives are named in format Passy-<version>-Linux-Bundle.zip.
2. Extract the archive to desired installation location.
3. Run passy inside the extracted folder to launch the app.

1. Launch the app.
2. Login into the account you wish to back up.
3. Go to account settings by pressing the cogwheel at the right top of the screen.
4. Press Backup & Restore.
5. From here you will be able to backup or restore your account data.

1. Go to C:\Users\<username>\Documents.
2. All Passy data is stored inside the folder named Passy, you can make a copy of it elsewhere to backup all accounts if you wish.

1. Go to /home/<username>/Documents.
2. All Passy data is stored inside the folder named Passy, you can make a copy of it elsewhere to backup all accounts if you wish.

Passy is open-source, feel free to make modifications to it and build it yourself. We're always very glad to see people exploring our projects. 👥

1. Install Flutter.
2. Clone the repository or get the source code from the latest Passy release.
3. Run flutter build [subcommand] to build passy for your system. Passy can be built to windows, linux, apk and aab.

Build options are specified with --dart-define=<option name>=<option value> (without angle brackets) after the build command.

Available options:

• UPDATES_POPUP_ENABLED - Default is true, if set to false, the update popup will never show up on the login screen.

27 OCTOBER, 2022