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Hi Paul, Thanks for the questions. Source code It's closed source for now. I understand that matters for a password manager, so here is what I can say: the app makes no network connections except to Dropbox, and only when you use Dropbox. It contains no third-party SDKs. You can check the network part yourself with a proxy or the iOS App Privacy Report. Why use it over other apps I'm not claiming it's better. The main reason I built it is that I wanted Face ID unlock for my KeePass database, including...

Hi everyone, I'm the developer of KeyDBX, a free KeePass-compatible password manager for iPhone and iPad. I wanted to keep using my KDBX file on iPhone, with AutoFill and passkeys, without an account or a server in the middle. Your database is decrypted only on your device. I run no servers and never see your data. The app has no analytics, ads, tracking, or third-party SDKs. It connects to the network only when you use Dropbox, and only to Dropbox. What it does Reads and writes KDBX 4.0 and 4.1,...