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Hi Paul, Thank you — that really made my day. "Industrial strength and all free" is exactly the feeling we were hoping to give people, so it means a lot to hear it unprompted. Honest answers to your questions: How, and who's paying? kipass comes from Kinevia, and Kinevia has been releasing freeware for about 25 years now. There's no company footing a bill, no investors, no ads, no data being sold, and no "pro" tier waiting in the wings. The modest costs — developer accounts, a bit of infrastructure...

Hi, I want to start by acknowledging Dominik Reichl and the KeePass team — the format and the project you’ve built are what made a genuinely private, offline password manager a realistic choice for so many people. Kipass exists because of that foundation. Kipass is a KDBX 4–compatible manager I’ve built and now ship across iOS (phone and tablet), Android (phone and tablet), macOS, Windows and Linux, from a single codebase with feature parity. Everything stays local: no account to create, no telemetry,...