OneKeePass 0.27.0 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesOneKeePass is an open source password manager for people who want their vault to stay a file they control. It works with KeePass compatible KDBX 4 databases, so your logins, cards and notes sit in a single encrypted file that you can keep on your Mac or in storage you choose yourself.
Key Features
- Works with KeePass compatible KDBX 4 databases protected by a master key
- Strong encryption with AES 256 or ChaCha20 as the vendor describes
- Password and passphrase generator plus support for one time password codes
- Touch ID unlock and Auto Type on macOS for faster daily sign in
- Browser extension support for autofill and passkey sign in on desktop
How to Download
- Read the product overview on the vendor site to confirm it fits your workflow.
- Download from the official site and choose the Mac download option shown there.
- Install the app, create a new database or open an existing KDBX file, and set a strong master password.
System Requirements
OneKeePass runs on macOS and is offered through the Mac App Store and the vendor desktop releases page. A current macOS release is the sensible choice for security updates.
FAQs
Does OneKeePass store my passwords on its own servers?
No. The vendor says the app works fully offline and you decide where your database files live, whether that is local storage or a provider you pick.
Can I open a database made in another KeePass app?
Yes, as long as it uses the KDBX 4 format. OneKeePass is built around that shared format, which keeps you free to move between compatible apps.
Is OneKeePass free to use?
The project is open source under the GPLv3 licence. Check the vendor site for how each store edition is offered before you download.
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