Secrets Manager for Linux

Secrets Manager is a password manager made for Linux users who want a secure and easy way to save and manage their passwords.

It supports two-factor authentication (2FA) to add an extra layer of security when you log in.

The app features a modern design that changes to fit your screen size, making it simple to use on different devices.

With Secrets Manager, you can organize your passwords in folders using an expandable tree view.

It has many keyboard shortcuts that help you move quickly through the app without using a mouse.

The real-time search tool filters your passwords instantly, so you can find what you need right away.

You can also import or export your passwords using JSON or CSV file formats.

This password manager lets you store detailed password entries, including usernames, website URLs, notes, and custom fields.

It has a strong password generator with strength indicators to help you create safer passwords.

The app supports managing two-factor authentication codes, showing live countdown timers for each code.

It also manages recovery codes to help you get back into your accounts if needed.

Clipboard management automatically clears copied passwords to protect your data.

Secrets Manager automatically detects encryption keys and guides you through setting up your password store.

It works well with existing pass stores and does not require complicated command-line setup.

It supports Linux via Flatpak, making installation easy.

Planned updates will include syncing with Git services like GitHub and GitLab, better session controls, automatic locking when idle, and advanced security features.

Before choosing this app, make sure it fits your workflow and preferences.