passwd-sso

passwd-sso

Self-hosted password vault

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 28, 2026
  • July 14, 2026

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passwd-sso is the iOS companion to your self-hosted passwd-sso vault. It brings your credentials to your iPhone with native iOS AutoFill — log in to apps and websites without ever typing a password. This app requires your own passwd-sso server. It is not a cloud service. You point the app at the passwd-sso instance you operate, and it connects only there. Why passwd-sso for iOS? - Native AutoFill — Fill passwords, one-time codes (TOTP), and passkeys directly from iOS's AutoFill picker in Safari and any app. QuickType suggestions surface the right credential above the keyboard. - Zero-knowledge encryption — Your master passphrase never leaves your device. Everything is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it touches the network. The server stores only ciphertext. - Face ID unlock — Unlock your vault and reveal credentials with Face ID. The vault re-locks automatically after a timeout you choose. - Passkeys — Sign in with WebAuthn passkeys stored in your vault, and create new ones, all from the AutoFill flow. - Browse and organize — View your full vault by category (logins, cards, identities, passkeys, and more), search within any category, and sort by title, date, or website. - Your server, your data — No third-party cloud, no analytics, no tracking. The app talks to exactly one host: yours. - Auto-lock — Configurable timeout, clipboard auto-clear, and a lock-on-exit option keep your vault closed when you step away. To get started you need a running passwd-sso server (open source — see the project repository). Enter your server URL, sign in, set your master passphrase, and turn on passwd-sso under Settings → General → AutoFill & Passwords.
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What's New in passwd

0.4.70

July 14, 2026

This update improves how the app behaves when your sign-in session ends or you go offline. • Offline read-only mode: when your session has expired, you can still browse your saved items from the local cache. A clear banner now shows you're signed out, and the create and edit controls are turned off until you sign in again — so you're never left guessing why a change won't save. • Clearer messages: if a save can't go through because your session ended, the app now tells you to sign in again instead of showing a generic error. Error messages in forms are also easier to see and read. • Smoother sessions: actions like creating or editing an item now recover automatically when your access token has quietly expired, so you're interrupted less often. • Security hardening: strengthened the app's network security (TLS certificate pinning) and related authentication safeguards.

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