Askrypt

Web · Windows · Mac · Linux · Android · iPhone · Self-hosted · API

Freedom report

Two barsScore 5.5

Askrypt is ranked #75 of 106 in password managers on Freedom251. It runs on Android, API, iOS, Linux, macOS, Self-hosted, Web, Windows.

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Product: Askrypt is a password and secret manager that unlocks a vault using personal security question answers instead of a master password.
Encryption: The README says answers are processed with PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 and the secrets are encrypted with AES-256-CBC.
Portable vaults: A vault is stored in a portable `.askrypt` ZIP file that can be moved between devices.
Organization: Features include tags, search, hidden entries, and a configurable password generator.
Desktop features: The README lists auto-lock, Smart Lock, and system-tray integration for desktop.
Mobile features: The README lists biometric quick-unlock and an auto-clearing secure clipboard for mobile.
Platforms: The README describes desktop apps for Linux, macOS, and Windows, plus a Flutter app for Android and iOS; it says the iOS app has not been tested.
Web and API: The optional self-hostable server provides account and encrypted-vault file management through a website and an API; it cannot open vaults.
Server storage: The server stores vaults as opaque encrypted files and does not receive their questions, answers, or keys.
Security status: The project says it is under active development and has not undergone extensive security testing, and advises use at the user's own risk.
Known issue: The README says system-tray integration does not work on macOS.
License: The repository states that Askrypt is licensed under Apache License 2.0.

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