Open-Source Self-Hosted Password Manager for Companies
Secure password management for businesses, either self-hosted or provided as SaaS.
Over 2 million DownloadsWhat is Psono and how can it help?
Psono is an open-source, self-hosted password manager that helps keep your data safe. It stores your credentials securely and supports encrypted sharing with your team. Vault data is encrypted on the client before storage.
What makes this self-hosted password manager secure?
Multi-Layer Encryption
Multi-level encryption starts with client-side encryption for vault data, followed by transport and storage encryption.
Open Source
The complete codebase can be audited publicly. Security comes from proper encryption, not from hiding security flaws.
Self-Hosted
A self-hosted credential manager lets you run the server yourself and gives you greater control over access. It also eliminates the need to rely on public services for your data.
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What is a self-hosted password manager?
A self-hosted password manager lets you store passwords on your own server, on-premises within your network and behind your firewalls. Your organization hosts the virtual password vault instead of relying on remote infrastructure, giving you greater control over your information and access to vault data.
How do I access Psono?
Psono is available on computers running macOS, Windows, or Linux and on mobile devices running iOS or Android. You can use it with popular browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, with seamless synchronization across all your devices.
How does Psono keep your passwords secure?
Psono encrypts vault data in the client before it is sent to the server. Encrypted vault data is stored on the server and decrypted by the client during normal use.
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 manager gives teams a secure solution with source code that can be reviewed independently, unlike closed-source alternatives.
Should I use a self-hosted password manager for teams?
Self-hosting gives you more control over where encrypted vault data and keys are stored, and can reduce exposure to third-party infrastructure when configured appropriately.