Sesame
BetaAn open-source password manager that works without an account, with your vault as a local file.
About Sesame
Sesame is an open-source password manager for Windows and Linux. The vault is a file on your own computer, and the app unlocks, searches and copies from it with no account and no network connection. It handles logins, 2FA codes, security checks and backups, and imports from other managers. Its site says it is in early beta and has not had an independent security audit yet.
Sesame in brief
What is Sesame?
Sesame is an open-source password manager for Windows and Linux.
Is Sesame launched yet?
Sesame is in beta. You can try it now while the team is still shaping it, and no launch date has been announced.
Where can I try Sesame?
The team publishes updates at usesesame.app.
Is Sesame open source?
Sesame has a public repository at github.com/usesesame/sesame-desktop. Check the licence file there, since a public repository is not always an open source licence.
What kind of tool is Sesame?
Sesame is listed under Open Source and Security on TeaserTrack.
What are the alternatives to Sesame?
Drop, Jev Ultrafast and Astro are listed in the same space on TeaserTrack, each with its own status and launch date.
