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Keyhold

A native macOS password manager for your KeePass vault.

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A native macOS password manager for the KeePass database you already use. Keyhold opens and saves standard .kdbx files, so it works alongside KeePass, KeePassXC, and Strongbox — your passwords stay yours, in a file you control, on your Mac.

EVERYTHING RUNS ON YOUR DEVICE
There is no account, no cloud, no network. Nothing you store ever leaves your Mac.

GREAT FOR
• Opening the KeePass vault you already have — no migration, no export
• Unlocking instantly with Touch ID
• Generating strong, unique passwords on the spot
• Keeping logins organized in groups and finding them fast with search

SECURITY
• Argon2id key derivation + AES-256, the same proven KeePass cryptography
• Every file is authenticated (HMAC) — tampering is detected before anything is decrypted
• Touch ID stores a device-bound key, never your master password
• Optional key file, plus auto-lock on idle, sleep, and screen lock
• Copied passwords are concealed and auto-clear from the clipboard

FREE
Open, browse, search, add, edit, and delete entries and groups; strong password generator; Touch ID; key files; auto-lock. The full manager, free.

KEYHOLD PRO (one-time purchase)
Bulk data movement: import from CSV, export to CSV, and export an encrypted .kdbx copy.

Private by design — no telemetry, no ads, no data collection.

Getting started

  1. Click “Open a KeePass Vault” and choose your .kdbx file.
  2. Enter your master password — and optionally enable Touch ID.
  3. Browse, search, edit, and generate passwords, then Save. Everything stays on your Mac.

Free & Pro

Every app is free to use. Pro is a one-time purchase — no subscription.

Free
  • Open & edit your KeePass vault
  • Search, groups, generator
  • Touch ID, key files, auto-lock
Pro · one-time
  • Import from CSV
  • Export to CSV
  • Export an encrypted .kdbx copy

Frequently asked questions

Which files does it open?

Standard KeePass .kdbx databases (KDBX 4) — the same files KeePass, KeePassXC, and Strongbox use. Open the vault you already have; there's no migration.

Where is my data stored?

Only on your Mac, in the .kdbx file you choose. There is no account and no cloud — nothing is ever uploaded.

How is it secured?

Argon2id key derivation and AES-256, with HMAC authentication that detects tampering before anything is decrypted. Touch ID stores a device-bound key, never your master password.

What's free and what's Pro?

The full manager is free — open, edit, search, generate, Touch ID, key files, auto-lock. Pro is a one-time purchase adding CSV import, CSV export, and encrypted .kdbx export.

Need a hand?

Email me directly and I'll help you out — usually within a day.

isaiahdupree33@gmail.com