KeePassDX is a free and open-source offline password manager designed for Android. Developed and maintained by Kunzisoft, the software operates locally without built-in network permissions, relying on external synchronization tools for cross-device database management.
KeePassDX natively supports legacy KeePass 1 (.kdb) files alongside current KeePass 2.x (.kdbx) implementations. This makes it cross-compatible with desktop clients like the original KeePass and KeePassXC.
Advanced Authentication Security: Support for alternative database locking options beyond standard master passphrases, including cryptographic key files and YubiKey hardware-backed challenge-response protocols.
Magikeyboard: A virtual keyboard implementation that allows users to input login credentials directly into target text fields. This mechanism bypasses the native Android system clipboard entirely to protect data from clipboard-sniffing malware.
Passphrase Generation: A built-in generation utility integrating the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) long wordlist to construct secure, multi-word passphrases locally.
Biometric Authentication: Integration with native device hardware, such as fingerprint scanning and facial recognition, allowing users to securely unlock local database files without re-entering the master password.
Two-Factor Authentication: Integrated support for generating TOTP and HOTP tokens directly within credential entries.
Database Versatility: Ability to read, modify, and convert KeePass database versions 1 (.kdb) and 2 (.kdbx).
Security and privacy
KeePassDX requires no internet permissions in its manifest file, making it incapable of network telemetry or remote data transmission. Mobile tracker audits conducted by Exodus Privacy verified that the codebase contains zero third-party tracking scripts, analytical software development kits, or advertising packages.
/ 17 October 2026
