description Passbolt Overview
Passbolt is an open-source password manager specifically designed for team collaboration within organizations. It is primarily intended for self-hosting on your own server, though a cloud version exists. It uses OpenPGP encryption for end-to-end security, meaning even the server cannot access your data. Its interface is built for sharing passwords among team members with fine-grained permissions (owner, admin, user).
Features include activity logs, group management, and an extensive API for integration. With no individual plans, it targets tech teams, IT departments, and companies that require full control over their password management infrastructure and prioritize internal collaboration over consumer-friendly features.
info Passbolt Specifications
| Platform | Web, Desktop |
| Encryption | OpenPGP end-to-end encryption |
| User Interface | Modern and intuitive |
| Collaboration Features | Team sharing and access control |
| Multi-Factor Authentication | Supported |
balance Passbolt Pros & Cons
- Open-source codebase
- End-to-end OpenPGP encryption
- Self-hosting option available
- Supports multi-factor authentication
- Limited mobile app support compared to competitors
- Steep learning curve for new users
- Customization may require technical expertise
- Lack of native cloud hosting options
help Passbolt FAQ
Is Passbolt free to use?
Passbolt offers a freemium model with both free and paid plans.
Does Passbolt support multi-factor authentication?
Yes, Passbolt supports various MFA methods including Google Authenticator and YubiKey.
Can I self-host Passbolt?
Absolutely, Passbolt is designed for self-hosting on your own server or infrastructure.
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