Self-hosted projects tagged “Secure Notes

7 open source projects with this tag

7 services found

Vaultwarden

Vaultwarden

Bitwarden-compatible password manager server written in Rust

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Last commit: 2d ago

Vaultwarden is a lightweight, Bitwarden-compatible password manager server in Rust, designed for self-hosting with official Bitwarden clients.

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Bitwarden
Bitwarden
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KeePassXC

KeePassXC

Cross-platform offline password manager using encrypted KDBX databases

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1.7k
Last commit: 1mo ago

KeePassXC is a secure, cross-platform password manager that stores credentials and sensitive notes in encrypted KeePass-compatible KDBX files with autofill and browser in...

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KeePassXC
KeePassXC
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Jotty

Jotty

Self-hosted file-based notes and checklist web app

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83
Last commit: 13d ago

Lightweight self-hosted web app for managing checklists and Markdown notes with file-based storage, PGP encryption, REST API and Docker deployment.

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Evernote
Evernote
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Cryptgeon

Cryptgeon

Client-side encrypted note and file sharing with expiration controls

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137
Last commit: 11mo ago

Self-hosted, client-side encrypted note and file sharing service inspired by PrivNote, with view/time limits and an optional CLI client.

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Privnote
Privnote
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FlashPaper

FlashPaper

One-time encrypted secret sharing web application

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73
Last commit: 1y ago

Simple PHP app for one-time encrypted secret sharing. Stores encrypted secrets in SQLite, deletes on retrieval, and provides a curl API and Docker images.

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Onetime Secret
Onetime Secret
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Turtl

Turtl

Encrypted notes and bookmarks with cross-device sync

Turtl is an end-to-end encrypted note-taking and bookmarking app with tagging, full‑text search, and optional self-hosted sync via Turtl Server.

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Standard Notes
Standard Notes
+19
Passit

Passit

Open-source password manager for teams and individuals

Passit is an open-source password manager to store passwords and secure notes, organize them in groups, and share access on self-hosted instances.

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LastPass
LastPass
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