Buttercup Password Manager

Buttercup Password Manager

Easily secure your passwords

14 ratings
60 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 17 Jan 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 9, 2017
  • May 4, 2024

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This open-source application securely stores and manages all your login credentials in an encrypted archive. Access your information across multiple platforms with desktop and browser extensions, and enjoy features like autofill and biometric authentication for enhanced security.

Securely store unlimited login details
Cross-platform access with desktop/browser extensions
Autofill login forms
Support for OTP/2FA codes
Biometric authentication (fingerprint/FaceID)
Save archives to cloud storage providers
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What's New in Buttercup Password Manager

2.6.3

May 4, 2024

Fixed Google Drive authentication. Removed overly-permissive Google Drive option for new vaults.

User reviews

Entwicklung ist stehen geblieben…

Der Entwickler hat seit einem Jahr nichts mehr angepasst oder an Updates veröffentlicht. Das Projekt scheint tot zu sein.

Impossible de se connecter

Impossible de se connecter, dès que je veux valider le mdp ça ferme l’application.

Like it but crashes

I love this app but recently has become unusable due to constant crashes

abandonware designed to look pretty

i appreciate the attempt but it feels like it was designed for aesthetics first and usability second. too many missing features, bugs and stability issues. a worse version of keepass in every way but looks

i mean seriously a password manager that crashes every time you add a new password is just ridiculous

edit: this software will export your entire vault littered with random strings of data and extraneous fields in every entry, making switching to Bitwarden annoying. Do not use this app for even a minute please.
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Can’t access file in Google drive anymore

It was working fine for about a year. Now I can’t access the bcup file in my google drive anymore. Tried reconnecting drive, but the file is no longer found by buttercup. Although it’s there. I can see it in my drive app. Looking on github, a similar issue already existed in 2019, so the devs either closed the ticket without fixing it or it came back and wasn’t properly tested. This is a dealbreaker to me and I recommend anyone searching for a reliable password manager to keep looking. A password manager must imho, above all else, be stable. The best features and intuitive UI are useless, if you can’t access your stored passwords. I will be switching back to bitwarden asap.
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FAQ

What does Buttercup Password Manager do?

Buttercup is an open-source password manager that helps you securely store and manage all your login credentials. It encrypts your data in an archive that you control, allowing you to access your information across various platforms.

What are the key features of Buttercup?

Key features include storing an unlimited number of login details, cross-platform access via desktop and browser extensions, autofill for login forms, support for OTP/2FA codes, and biometric authentication for unlocking archives.

Is Buttercup Password Manager free to use?

Yes, Buttercup is an open-source application and is completely free to use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements.

What platforms is Buttercup available on?

Buttercup is available on all major platforms, including desktop applications and browser extensions, ensuring you can access your credentials wherever you need them.

How does Buttercup ensure the security of my data?

All information stored within Buttercup archives is private and encrypted using strong encryption methods. Access is protected by your master password, and archives can auto-lock after inactivity. You control where your encrypted archive is stored, such as on cloud storage providers like Dropbox or Google Drive.