

Padloc
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Padloc not only helps you remember all your passwords, it also securely stores credit cards, notes, documents and more!
License model
- Freemium • Open Source
Application types
Country of Origin
Germany
EU
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Self-Hosted
- Google Chrome
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Mozilla Firefox
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- sebastianpaczoski updated Padloc
- pitchenese1204 liked Padloc
- UniqueGo added Padloc as alternative to ESET Password Manager
- UniqueGo added Padloc as alternative to Pass Securium
- UniqueGo added Padloc as alternative to Bitdefender SecurePass
- namdx1987 liked Padloc
- sebastianpaczoski added Padloc as alternative to Hypervault
- Hotkey-Hottie liked Padloc
- POX added Padloc as alternative to AliasVault
Padloc information
AlternativeTo Categories
Security & Privacy, DevelopmentApple AppStore
- Updated Sep 9, 2022
- 3.73 avg rating
GitHub repository
- 2,747 Stars
- 256 Forks
- 102 Open Issues
- Updated Mar 29, 2025
Comments and Reviews
Padlock is a password manager, presently in beta, that stores your logins and passwords. It also generates passwords for you. It's early yet, so a fully blown review would be unfair. Early impressions:
The good:
To be improved:
If you're looking for a fully blown open-source password manager and you use Windows or Linux, go for KeePass. It can be integrated with Firefox browser for superb convenience, is well known and tested, has keyfile support and much else besides. If you're on Mac, try MacPass (also in beta, but compatible with KeePass) or KeeWeb (also KeePass compatible). Finally, there is KeePassX, which works on every platform.
Padlock is one to watch and test, though. And open source password managers are good things to be developing.
What i like about bitwarden is that bitwarden gives you a second security next to your masterpassword. with padlock you need to pay for this. For now though i would go for proton
Not as powerful for organizations or families as Bitwarden, and its interface is more of a jack-of-all-trades than specialized for each platform, but its credential storage capabilities are incredibly versatile.
Currently a trialware and NO OPTION TO DELETE ACCOUNT.
There is actually a delete option...
They may have added on now, but 6yrs ago I didnt see it either.