Self-hosted password managers and sign-in
Passwords and sign-in are the keys to everything else, which is why many people would rather keep them on a machine they control. A self-hosted password manager keeps the vault on your own server while you go on using familiar apps.
Vaultwarden is a server for the official Bitwarden apps, written in Rust and lighter than Bitwarden's own server. Password Pusher shares passwords and secrets by links that expire. Authorizer is an authentication and authorization server for your own apps, with OAuth 2 and OpenID Connect, social login, MFA and magic links.
- VaultwardenA password manager server for the Bitwarden apps
- AuthorizerSign-in for your own apps, with OAuth 2 and OpenID Connect
- Password PusherShare passwords and secrets by links that expire
- authentikAn identity provider for single sign-on to your apps: OpenID Connect, SAML, LDAP, MFA and passkeys
- FusionAuthCustomer identity and access management: sign-in, registration, single sign-on and MFA for your apps
- KeycloakOpen-source identity and access management: single sign-on for your apps with OpenID Connect and SAML
Missing an app? The templates are on GitHub, and anyone can add one with a pull request.