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PassPy Manager — Free Local Password Manager

A password manager written in Python, built for safety and ease of use — every vault stays on your own device, never on someone else's server.

Free forever No account needed 100% local Open source
features

Everything a password manager should be — nothing it shouldn't.

Six things PassPy Manager gets right. Tap any card for the details.

01

Easy to use

Three clicks to install, one click to start, with an intuitive interface.

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02

Safety

Every password is encrypted three times before it's ever saved.

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03

Runs locally

Your vault lives on your device — never on a server or in the cloud.

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04

Support

Stuck on something? Contact the team by email or on Discord.

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Open Source

Free to use and inspect — just reach out and credit the team.

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06

Python

Lightweight and compact — built entirely on Python.

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the app

Clean. Dark. Yours.

PassPy Manager runs as a desktop app on Windows. Multiple colour themes built in — your vault, your look.

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why local

No server means nothing to breach.

Cloud password managers are convenient — but they're a target. PassPy Manager keeps your vault off the internet entirely.

PassPy Manager Cloud managers
Vault stored on your device ✗ stored on their servers
No account or email required ✗ always required
Works fully offline ✗ needs internet
No telemetry or network calls ✗ varies
Free forever ✗ most charge after trial
Open source — inspect the code ✗ mostly closed source
faq

Common questions.

Yes — 100% offline. PassPy Manager makes no network calls at all. Your vault is a local .passpy file on your device. No internet connection is ever needed to unlock, view, or save passwords.
Your vault cannot be recovered without your master key — that's by design. No one, including the PassPy team, can decrypt your vault without it. Write your master key down and store it somewhere safe.
Yes. PassPy Manager is open source — the full Python source code is available to read and inspect so you can verify exactly what it does. No hidden behaviour, no obfuscation.
Currently Windows. Python must be installed on your device. Because PassPy Manager is built on Python and CustomTkinter, support for other platforms may come in a future version.
installation

Watch PassPy Manager install itself.

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PASSPY MANAGER passpy_core.py — terminal
Python
setup.bat
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get started

Installing PassPy Manager takes three steps.

latest version  v1.0

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01

Install Python

PassPy Manager runs on Python, so make sure it's installed on your device first.

02

Run setup.bat

Unzip the download and run setup.bat to install everything PassPy Manager needs.

03

Run passpy_core.py

Start PassPy Manager by running passpy_core.py. Your passwords are saved locally in a .passpy file.

the team

Built by two people who wanted better tools.

StudioDeurbel

StudioDeurbel

A beginner programmer and game developer located in the Netherlands. Started as a Scratch developer, now mostly working on Python projects and Game Boy games.

HackerGamerCat

HackerGamerCat

A beginner programmer who runs his own server and is always up to learn new programming languages. Currently building Java plug-ins, managing servers, and helping others.

Ready to keep your passwords where they belong?

Download PassPy Manager for free, or join the Discord for updates and support.