
Swifty 1.1.1 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesUpdated Aug 3, 2026
Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 3, 2026
Swifty is a small password manager for people who would rather keep their vault on their own computer than on a company server. One master password protects your logins, cards and secure notes, the data stays encrypted on your Mac, and you can start using it without creating any online account.
Key Features
- Store website logins, payment card details and secure notes in one vault
- Protect everything with a single master password you choose
- Keep data encrypted and stored locally on your own computer
- Generate strong new passwords with the built in generator
- Back up your vault to a file, with optional Google Drive sync
- Lock the vault automatically after a period without use
How to Download
- Use the download button on this page to get the Swifty installer for your Mac.
- Open the downloaded file and move Swifty into your Applications folder.
- Launch Swifty, create a master password you will remember and add your first login.
FAQs
Does Swifty store my passwords online?
Its design is offline first, so your vault lives encrypted on your computer. Sync through Google Drive is an option you can choose, not a requirement.
What happens if I forget my master password?
There is no account recovery for a local vault, so keep your master password somewhere safe. Without it, the encrypted data cannot be opened.
Is Swifty free?
Swifty is described by its makers as a free and open source password manager for Mac, Windows and Linux computers.
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