PasswordBee Offline Manager

PasswordBee keeps your passwords, cards and private notes in one encrypted vault on your phone — and nowhere else. There is no cloud, no sign-up and no account. Your data never leaves your device unless you export a backup yourself. WHY PASSWORDBEE • Fully offline — no servers, no sync, no telemetry • AES-256 encryption for the entire vault • One master password unlocks everything, and it is never stored anywhere • Optional fingerprint / face unlock, protected by your device's hardware keystore • No ads, no trackers WHAT YOU CAN STORE • Logins and passwords • Credit and debit cards • Bank account details • Secure notes • Photos and documents attached to any entry — ID cards, card images, certificates • Your own categories and your own fields, so every entry fits the way you think (unlimited on every plan, including free) BUILT-IN PASSWORD GENERATOR Create strong, random passwords in one tap and save them straight into an entry. BACKUP YOU CONTROL Export your vault as a single encrypted file to Downloads, an SD card or your own cloud drive. The backup is protected by the same master password, so it stays unreadable to everyone else — and restores on any device or after a reinstall. Restores merge with your current vault instead of wiping it. BIOMETRIC UNLOCK, DONE PROPERLY Fingerprint unlock is off by default. When you turn it on, your master password is wrapped by a hardware-backed key that only a live biometric match can use. Enrolling a new fingerprint or face invalidates it, and your master password always remains the fallback. IF YOU FORGET YOUR MASTER PASSWORD We never see or store it, so we cannot reset it for you. Set up a recovery code — a one-time code shown once at setup, which you write down and keep somewhere safe. It is the only way back into your vault if the password is forgotten. Without a master password or a recovery code, your vault and every backup of it are permanently unreadable. That is the point of real encryption, but it means the responsibility is yours: choose a password you will remember, save your recovery code, and keep a backup file. Simple, private, and yours.