KeePassDX Alternatives

Best for: Cloud password manager with browser and mobile autofill.

LastPass is a cloud-based password manager aimed at users who want synced vaults, browser autofill, password sharing, and consumer or business account options. It is less similar to KeePassDX because it is account-based rather than a local KeePass file editor, but it may suit users who prefer managed sync and recovery workflows.

Pricing: Free and paid plans exist; check the official pricing page for current limits.

Best for: Open-source synced password manager.

Bitwarden is an open-source password manager with hosted and self-hosting options, broad device support, browser extensions, sharing features, and free plus paid plans. It is relevant for KeePassDX users who want open-source transparency but prefer automatic sync and account-based access across many platforms.

Pricing: Free individual plan and paid personal, family, team, and enterprise plans.

Best for: Android KeePass 2.x database manager with sync features.

KeePass2Android is an open-source Android app compatible with KeePass 2.x databases. It is useful to compare with KeePassDX when Android users want built-in sync workflows with services such as cloud storage, while still keeping compatibility with the KeePass file format.

Pricing: Open-source app; verify current store availability and any donation options.

Best for: Desktop KeePass database manager.

KeePass is the original desktop password manager behind the KeePass database format. It is a strong comparison point for KeePassDX users who want to manage the same type of encrypted database on a computer, especially on Windows, while keeping storage local and under their own control.

Pricing: Free open-source software.

Best for: Subscription password manager for individuals, families, and teams.

1Password is a commercial password manager for individuals, families, and organizations that want polished apps, browser extensions, secure sharing, passkey support, and administrative controls. It is a practical alternative when users want a managed cloud service rather than a manually synced KeePass database.

Pricing: Paid subscription plans; verify current personal, family, and business pricing.

Best for: Android KeePass database app.

KeePassDroid is an Android port for opening and editing KeePass databases. It is relevant to KeePassDX comparisons because both target Android users who want KeePass file compatibility, though KeePassDX has a more modern Android-focused feature set. Check recent update history before choosing it for long-term use.

Pricing: Free open-source app; donation links may exist.

Best for: Cross-platform desktop KeePass-compatible vault.

KeePassXC is a modern desktop KeePass-compatible password manager for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It keeps vaults local by default, supports browser integration through its official extension, and is a strong companion or alternative for KeePassDX users who want desktop access without a cloud password service.

Pricing: Free open-source software with no required subscription.

Best for: Commercial password manager with personal and business plans.

Dashlane is a commercial password manager focused on synced vaults, browser autofill, passkeys, credential health features, sharing, and business controls. It is a better comparison for users considering a full-service password platform rather than a local KeePass-style vault.

Pricing: Paid personal and business plans; verify the current pricing page.

Best for: KeePass-compatible desktop and web vault.

KeeWeb is a free KeePass-compatible password manager available as a desktop app and web app. It can appeal to users who want to open KDBX files from a browser-like interface or across desktop platforms, but administrators should verify current maintenance status before recommending it heavily.

Pricing: Free; donations or sponsorship options may exist.

Best for: Cross-platform password manager with user-controlled sync.

Enpass is a password manager that emphasizes user-controlled data storage, desktop and mobile apps, passkey support, and optional sync through user-chosen storage providers. It is relevant for KeePassDX users who like local control but want a more commercial, cross-platform app experience.

Pricing: Free limited use and paid plans; one-time options may vary by region or time.

Best for: Offline deterministic password generator.

Master Password has effectively moved into Spectre, a password cipher that calculates site passwords instead of storing a traditional vault. It is only a partial alternative to KeePassDX because it does not follow the same database model, but it may interest users who want an offline, deterministic password approach.

Pricing: Core cipher is presented as free; verify current app availability.

Best for: Discontinued password manager; not recommended as a live option.

Myki should not be presented as a normal live KeePassDX alternative. Public sources indicate the product was acquired by JumpCloud and the original Myki password manager products were discontinued. Keep this entry only as an archived note or remove it from the live alternatives list after admin review.

Pricing: No active consumer password manager pricing confirmed.

Best for: Open-source web password manager with self-hosting options.

Passit is an open-source password manager with a web app, browser access, offline reading, import and export support, and optional self-hosting for groups. It is more cloud and web oriented than KeePassDX, but it is relevant for users who want open-source credentials with sharing and browser-based access.

Pricing: Public site does not clearly present a simple pricing page; verify hosting model.

Best for: KeePass-compatible browser extension.

Tusk is a KeePass-compatible browser extension for accessing and autofilling entries from KDBX files in Chrome and Firefox-style workflows. It is not a full replacement for KeePassDX on Android, but it may help users who want browser access to a KeePass vault without running a desktop KeePass app.

Pricing: Free open-source extension.

Best for: KeePass-compatible app for iPhone and iPad.

KeePass Touch is an iPhone and iPad app for accessing KeePass-compatible password databases. It can be relevant for users who pair KeePassDX on Android with iOS devices, but the listing should be manually reviewed for update history, publisher details, pricing, and license clarity before strong recommendation.

Pricing: App Store availability and in-app purchase status should be verified.

Best for: KeePass-compatible password manager for iOS and macOS.

KeePassium is a privacy-focused KeePass-compatible password manager for iOS and macOS. It is useful for users who like KeePassDX on Android but need a maintained Apple-side app that can work with offline or synced KeePass databases while keeping storage choice under user control.

Pricing: Free tier plus premium and lifetime options shown on official pricing page.

Best for: Apple-native KeePass and Password Safe manager.

Strongbox is a KeePass and Password Safe compatible password manager for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It is a strong candidate for users who want Apple-native apps, Face ID or Touch ID unlock, passkey support, YubiKey support, and local file control rather than a fully cloud-managed vault.

Pricing: Freemium app with premium options; verify current App Store pricing.

Best for: Cross-platform KeePass-compatible password manager.

AuthPass is an open-source, cross-platform password manager compatible with KeePass KDBX files. It may suit users who want a single KeePass-style app across mobile and desktop platforms rather than using separate tools such as KeePassDX on Android and KeePassXC on desktop.

Pricing: Presented as open source; verify any store-specific purchases.

Best for: Privacy-focused cloud password manager with email aliases.

Proton Pass is a privacy-focused password manager from Proton with open-source apps, browser extensions, passkeys, syncing, sharing, and email alias features. It is not KeePass-file based, but it is relevant for users who want a modern account-based service with broad platform support.

Pricing: Free plan plus paid Proton Pass and Proton bundle plans.