PhraseLock is a full service password and credential wallet with self-hosted backend and private communication channel. It gives you the utmost control over your credentials and how to apply them. Everything between your smartphone and your computer is pure open source.
PhraseLock works out of the box and you have the choice to use the public channel or to run your own infrastructure by installing PhraseLock-Bridge. If you want to use e.g. KeePass as a main source for your credentials, PhraseLock-Bridge is mandatory.
| Repo | What it is |
|---|---|
PhraseLock-Bridge |
Native shell script installers that turns a Linux server (Debian, Ubuntu) into your private channel between the PhraseLock app on your smartphone and the PhraseLock-Port Installation on your PC or Mac. Minimum requirement is just a Raspberry Pi or a virtual private server in the smallest configuration you can buy. |
PLP-FIDO-Example |
Windows demo app (C++, MFC) showing how an application can be secured with FIDO2 / WebAuthn: registration and sign-in against a security key, every step of the ceremony explained. Ready-to-run downloads for x64 and ARM64 under Releases. |
plp-fido2 |
Minimal self-hosted FIDO2 / WebAuthn service in Java (WebAuthn4J): shows how a web login can be secured with security keys and passkeys - without buying expensive, heavyweight software. Single JAR with a backend that manages users and credentials. |
PhraseLock-Bridge is licensed under the MIT License — see LICENSE for details.
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