Overview
Password Keeper is a web app that allows users to securely store their passwords and other account details in their Google Drive. The data is stored in an encrypted format and can only be decrypted using a master password set during the first login. The app utilizes Google Sheets as a database to store the encrypted passwords, eliminating the need for a backend server. Password Keeper is free to use and open source, with the complete source code available on GitHub.
Features
- No Backend: Password Keeper is a standalone web app that does not require a backend server. The data entered by the user is saved directly in their Google Drive.
- Web Based: Unlike other password managers that store passwords on the user’s mobile device, Password Keeper allows users to access their passwords from any device with internet access.
- Free to Use: Password Keeper is free for all users to use and does not have any premium or paid features.
- Open Source: The complete source code of Password Keeper is available on GitHub, allowing users to verify the app’s security and privacy measures.
- Custom Categories: Password Keeper provides the option to add custom categories with custom fields, allowing users to customize the app based on their specific use cases.
Installation
To set up Password Keeper locally, follow these steps:
- Make sure you have Yarn installed.
- Clone the repository.
- Install the dependencies using the package manager of your choice.
- Create a
.envfile with the contents of.env.sample. - Go to the Google Cloud Platform Console (https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/dashboard) and create an API key for the Drive API and an OAuth Consent Screen Client ID. Set the values for these keys in the
.envfile. - Run the start script to start the application.
- The application should now be up and running at
http://localhost:3000.
Summary
Password Keeper is a web app that provides a secure and convenient way to store passwords and other account details in users’ Google Drive. With its encryption and Google Sheets as a database, Password Keeper eliminates the need for a backend server. The app is free to use and open source, providing transparency and allowing users to customize it based on their needs.