What is Psono and how can it help?

Psono is an open source and self-hosted password manager to help keep your data safe. It stores your credentials encrypted and only you can access your data. Access can be shared encrypted with your team. As an open source password manager, Psono comes with a variety of features to manage your data and access your passwords more easily than ever before.

Key Features

What makes this self hosted password manager secure?

Multi Encryption

Multi Encryption

Multi level encryption starting with a client side encryption layer, allowing true end to end encryption for password sharing, followed by SSL and storage encryption.

Open Source

Open Source

Transparent public audit possibilities of the complete code. Security comes from proper encryption and not from hiding security flaws.

Self Hosted

Self Hosted

A self hosted credential manager allows you to host the server on your own and grants you even greater access control capabilities. It also elimates the need to rely on public services for your data.

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Security

Security is a major concern for any organization and is of the utmost importance. Psono is one of the most secure password managers that truly values its customers' online safety on their own server. Are you looking for more information about Psono's security approach and how to manage your passwords securely?

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What is a self hosted password manager?

A password manager that lets you host your passwords on your own server wit the whole data being on premise, in your own network, behind your own firewalls. This means that your virtual password vault is stored on the premise of your business or organization, instead of remotely. This allows you to have more control over your information and access to vault data.

How do I access Psono?

Psono is available on both computers (MacOS, Windows, Linux) and mobile devices (iOS, Android). You can use it with popular browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. Enjoy seamless data sync across all your devices, ensuring your information is always at your fingertips.

How does Psono keep your passwords secure?

Psono ensures your data is fully protected by encrypting it locally on your device before it's sent to their servers. Your encrypted passwords are stored securely in your Psono vault. When you log in again, Psono retrieves your encrypted passwords, which are then decrypted only on your trusted device. This way, your information remains safe and private at all times.

Is Psono both self-hosted and open-source?

Yes, Psono is a self-hosted and open-source password manager. Our password management system lets you self-host all components on your own company's servers. We take online security very seriously and offer complete source code transparency. Also, Psono password manager allows you to export passwords easily and share them in encrypted form.

Is an open source password manager for teams safe?

Yes, Psono’s self hosted password managers probably the safest solution your team could be using. As opposed to closed-source managers who don't allow a user to independently review the code source, open-source ones offer all the security features you may need.

Should I use a self hosted password manager for teams?

You should definitely use a self hosted credential manager as you'll avoid data leaks and protect your privacy at all times. In plain words, open-source is the way to go.