Kittypass is a CLI-based password manager written in Go that uses SQLite for storage.
Kittypass uses Vaults to organise and to securely store encrypted logins using a masterpassword unique for each Vault. The passwords are encrypted using AES, and the Vault master password is securely hashed before storage with Bcrypt.
- Secure Storage: Passwords are encrypted using AES and stored in SQLite.
- Organize Logins with folder like Vaults: Easily add, retrieve, list, and delete logins from the command line.
- Cross-Platform: Supports Linux, WSL and Macos
On linux install one of the following package required to access the clipboard:
libx11-dev or xorg-dev or libX11-devel
If you have go 1.22 installed, you can directly build from source with the following command
go build -o kittypassWIP
WIP
# Add a Vault with a master password
kittypass add vault -n myVault
# Add a new login and provide the password
kittypass add login --vault myVault --name github --username martin --password
# Add a new login and generate a new password
kittypass add login --vault myVault --name stackoverflow --username martin -sNU
# Retrieve a login
kittypass get --vault myVault --name github
# List all logins
kittypass list logins
# Update a login
kittypass update login --vault myVault --target stackoverflow --username martin@myemail.com
# Delete a login
kittypass delete login --name githubAES is used to encrypt your passwords before being stored in SQLite in hexadecimal format. A unique salt is used for each vaults.
Planned Features:
- Instead of a unique salt per Vault, implement unique salt per Login.
- Develop a TUI
- Integrate Viper for configuration management, allowing users to customize storage and logs location.
- Add support for other storage methods beyond SQLite
- Add support for other encryption algorithms
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for details.