Local custody by default
Your vault is a standard .kdbx file on your own machine. No account, no cloud required to open it — works fully offline, forever.
Local-custody password manager
The security of KeePass, without the pain.
llaves keeps your vault as a file you own — fully offline, standard .kdbx — with sync that merges instead of corrupting, and one-time links that share a secret without a server ever seeing it.
Three things KeePass users have always wanted
Sync that respects your file
The top cause of vault corruption is two devices saving at once. llaves detects the conflict and merges entry by entry. It never blindly overwrites.
Zero-knowledge sharing
Hand someone a credential with an expiring, burn-after-read link. The key rides in the URL fragment, so our server never sees what it stores.
One core, every platform
Android, Linux and Windows today — iOS next. Every app is a first-class client of the same audited core, not a second-class port.
- Desktop · Linux · Windows
- Android
- iOS · coming
Open, auditable, yours
llaves is free and open source (GPLv3). We wrap vetted crypto — never roll our own — and publish signed, verifiable downloads. Security is the product, not a feature.