Bramble: Password Manager
Private, local-first vault
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Securely store all your sensitive information locally on your device. This app offers robust encryption, autofill capabilities, and passkey support for seamless logins. It prioritizes privacy with no accounts or cloud syncing.
What's New in Bramble
1.17.0
September 27, 2026
What's new in this release: - Cloud backups now work on iPhone. Point Bramble at storage you already have, an S3-compatible bucket such as Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2 or Wasabi, or a WebDAV server such as Nextcloud, and it keeps a copy of your vault there, still sealed with your master password so the provider cannot read it. iOS does not let apps run on a schedule in the background, so a backup happens when you unlock Bramble or come back to it after the interval you chose has passed. Back up now does it straight away. - Two more email alias services: DuckDuckGo Email Protection and Firefox Relay. DuckDuckGo has no page for API keys, so Settings explains where to find the one it uses. - Switching to a different alias service now clears the API key box. Before, a key typed for one service stayed there, and checking it would send it to the service you had just switched to. - Searching and selecting in a large vault is smoother. The list no longer redraws every item on each keystroke. - In German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese, a few instructions were cut off mid-sentence, including the ones for pairing with another device. They are complete now. No account, no cloud. Everything stays on your devices.
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FAQ
What is Bramble's primary focus regarding user data?
Bramble is a local-first password manager, meaning your passwords and sensitive data are stored in an encrypted vault directly on your device. It emphasizes privacy by not requiring an account or sending data to external servers.
How does Bramble ensure the security of my data?
Bramble utilizes strong cryptographic methods, including Argon2id for key derivation and AES-256-GCM for data encryption. All sensitive information, including site names and usernames, is encrypted, and secrets are cleared from memory after use.
Can Bramble help me log in to websites and apps more easily?
Yes, Bramble offers autofill capabilities for passwords and one-time codes directly into apps and Safari. It also supports passkeys, allowing you to sign in to compatible sites and apps using Bramble as your authenticator.
Does Bramble offer a way to back up my vault?
Bramble provides a recovery code, which is a printable, high-entropy backup. This code can unlock your vault independently of your master password, offering a robust backup solution.
How often is Bramble updated?
Bramble was last updated on July 22, 2026, with version 1.3.0. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance by the developer, Webvana Inc.
What devices does Bramble support?
Bramble is currently supported on iPhones and iPods. It is designed for iOS devices, allowing users to manage their credentials on the go.
Is Bramble suitable for users concerned about data breaches?
Bramble offers an optional breach check using k-anonymity, which allows you to verify if your passwords have been compromised without revealing your actual password. This feature enhances security awareness without compromising your data's privacy.
Does Bramble have ads?
No, Bramble is ad-free. The application does not contain advertisements, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience focused on security and privacy.
