This app is an open-source password manager that allows you to own your encrypted password files. It syncs with Git and is interoperable with command-line tools, offering features like QuickType autofill and live one-time codes.
1.1
August 26, 2026
PassPony 1.1 Works with Umbra Browser. When you save a login while browsing in Umbra, it now flows into your PassPony store, encrypted with your keys and committed like any other entry. Nothing is decrypted or sent anywhere; the handoff stays on your device.
MorePassPony is an open-source password manager that stores each password entry as an encrypted file in a Git-synced store you control. It's designed for users who want full ownership of their password data and interoperability with command-line tools like 'pass' and 'passage'.
Each password entry is stored as a single encrypted file. PassPony uses modern age identities for passage stores and OpenPGP keys for pass stores, ensuring your data is encrypted with your own keys.
Yes, PassPony syncs your password store using Git. You can clone existing stores, publish new ones, and resolve conflicts per entry, ensuring your data is consistent across devices.
No, PassPony is ad-free. The application does not contain advertisements, nor does it track users or collect analytics.
Currently, PassPony is available for iPhone. It is designed to work with your Mac and server, allowing seamless integration with your existing setup.
Yes, PassPony is completely free to use. It is an open-source application with no in-app purchases or subscription fees.
PassPony prioritizes security through encryption with your own keys (age or OpenPGP) and Git-based syncing. It has no central server, no account creation, and no analytics, making it private by architecture.
PassPony offers complete data ownership, open-source transparency, and seamless integration with the 'pass' and 'passage' command-line tools. Its file-based approach and Git syncing provide a unique level of control and interoperability.
