LokiList

LokiList: Open-Source Password Manager and Note Taker

LokiList is an open-source self-hosted password manager and note taking application, featuring end-to-end encryption for secure user data and cross-platform clients for desktop and mobile devices.

What is LokiList?

LokiList is an open-source, self-hosted password manager and note taking application developed by Joshua Panter. It allows users to securely store passwords, sensitive information, and freeform notes in an encrypted vault that is controlled and hosted by the user.

Some key features of LokiList include:

• End-to-end encryption using AES-256 to protect user data before it leaves the client device
• Open source code that provides transparency and allows community contributions
• Cross-platform support with clients available for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS
• Cloud sync across devices using self-hosted storage services like Nextcloud or WebDAV
• Password generator to create strong, unique passwords
• Auto-fill for logins and credit card information
• Organization using tags and hierarchies
• Browser extension for auto-fill and easy capturing of new data

As an open source project, LokiList places priority on security, privacy, and community-driven development. Its focus on local encryption aims to keep user data safe without relying on the security practices of a hosted provider. The availability of mobile and desktop clients makes it convenient for accessing passwords and notes across multiple devices.

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