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OneKeePass - Password Manager

OneKeePass - Password Manager

Store passwords safely

14 ratings
9 reviews
🔧 Utilities
📊 Productivity
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 3, 2023
  • July 4, 2026

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Jeyasankar Thenmani
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Securely store and manage all your passwords and sensitive information in a single encrypted file. This app supports various cloud storage solutions and offers robust encryption to keep your data safe. It allows for multiple databases and provides features like password generation and auto-fill.

✓KeePass-compatible database support
✓Encrypted storage for passwords and sensitive data
✓Multiple database support
✓Password generation
✓AutoFill functionality
✓Offline access
✓FaceID and PIN lock protection
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What's New in OneKeePass

0.22.0

July 4, 2026

- New built-in entry types — added SSH Key, Identity, Passport and Driver License entry types for storing these details in a structured way - AutoFill matching improvements — refined how saved entries are matched to the current site or app, and improved the AutoFill search bar behavior - Case-insensitive title sorting — the entry list now sorts titles without regard to upper/lower case - Custom field types — a custom field can now be a Text, Boolean (on/off toggle) or Date field instead of plain text only; the display adapts for both view and edit modes - Date fields with a date picker — date values (including the date fields in the new entry types) can be selected and edited using the native mobile date picker

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Simple and clean

This app is so easy to use and it’s as secure as you want it to be, I haven’t had any issues updating files to the server. Thank you !!
Dani____~Dani____~

Can’t open DB

Can’t open existing DB because only supports argon 2 kdf algorithm
ForgmorgForgmorg

Response from developer

Hi, This is already documented. This app will only work with the latest KDBX database format and not with old format Thanks

THE BEST Keypass Database App for mobile devices

Having used this only for IOS, my review is little skewed but this is far superior to Strongbox. I don’t know how much longer I will use an iPhone but I wanted the flexibility in case I switch to Android. Based on the reviews, I suspect it works equally as well. Of course, now there are rumblings that the mobile phones we know and love will be obsolete within the next ten years so the flexibility between platforms may be moot.
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gorbagedgorbaged

Response from developer

Thanks for your support

“Auto”-fill??

UPDATE: Latest app version’s “autofill” makes me select a DB (can’t set default DB), and then I must manually enter master pw (and keyfile for my DB) even with FaceID enabled in both settings.

EDIT: After Dev response saying FaceID now works, testing yielded that FID *did* work, however opening a DB with key file FAILED (DB open error ; key is not a valid one). Really, right after the same key DID work to manually open the same DB?? ORIG: If you have to MANUALLY enter the DB password EVERY time a site needs creds, there’s nothing “automatic” occurring! Add Touch/FaceID please! :)
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dl97agdl97ag

Response from developer

Hi dl97ag, Thanks for checking. I do not get the issue completely. Can you please create an issue ticket here https://github.com/OneKeePass/mobile/issues with some screen shots? Previous: Hi dl97ag, With the new release, you can use FaceID to open the db during AutoFill time. Please check it

“Auto”-fill??

EDIT: After Dev response saying FaceID now works, testing yielded that FID *did* work, however opening a DB with key file FAILED (DB open error ; key is not a valid one). Really, right after the same key DID work to manually open the same DB??

ORIG: If you have to MANUALLY enter the DB password EVERY time a site needs creds, there’s nothing “automatic” occurring! Add Touch/FaceID please! :)
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dl97agdl97ag

Response from developer

Hi dl97ag, With the new release, you can use FaceID to open the db during AutoFill time. Please check it

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FAQ

What is OneKeePass?

OneKeePass is a free, open-source password manager that supports the KeePass-compatible Kdbx 4.x database. It allows you to store and manage all your passwords and sensitive information in a single, encrypted file.

Is OneKeePass secure?

Yes, OneKeePass uses the most recent encryption standards to ensure your data and passwords are always secure. It also offers app protection with a PIN lock and quick database opening using FaceID.

Can I use OneKeePass offline?

Yes, OneKeePass is fully offline, meaning you can access and manage your passwords without an internet connection. Your encrypted database can be stored locally or in cloud solutions.

Does OneKeePass have ads?

No, OneKeePass is ad-free. As an open-source application, it does not display advertisements to users.

What kind of sensitive information can OneKeePass store?

OneKeePass can store not only passwords but also credit cards, driving licenses, membership cards, passport details, and other identities securely.

Can I use OneKeePass on multiple devices?

OneKeePass is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. You can sync your encrypted database across devices using various cloud storage providers.

How often is OneKeePass updated?

The latest version is 0.19.0, last updated on February 28, 2026. You can check the development status and upcoming updates on the project's GitHub page.

What are the main benefits of using OneKeePass?

Key benefits include robust security through encryption, the ability to manage multiple databases for different purposes, offline access, and features like password generation and auto-fill for enhanced productivity.