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About The Project

SecurePaw is a free and open-source self-hosted password manager designed to simplify and secure your digital life while giving you full control over your data. In an age where online security is more critical than ever, SecurePaw provides a reliable and user-friendly solution to manage your passwords, ensuring your valuable data remains private and accessible only to you.

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Motivation

The motivation behind SecurePaw is to provide accessible, transparent, and user-controlled online security. SecurePaw aims to make your online experience safe and stress-free, giving you confidence to navigate the digital world without fear of data breaches or password problems.

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Getting Started

This section will guide you through the process of configuring, building, and running SecurePaw.

Building & Running

If you want to build and run the project locally, run the following commands:

git clone https://codeberg.org/furry/SecurePaw.git
cd SecurePaw
mkdir build
go build -o ./build/SecurePaw ./cmd # or `just build`
./build/SecurePaw

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Why reinvent the wheel?

You may be wondering why SecurePaw exists when other password managers are available. SecurePaw was created to provide:

1. Self-hosting control: You have complete control over your data security and privacy by self-hosting.

2. Open Source Transparency: The source code is open for review, building trust and allowing community contributions.

3. User-Centered Design: SecurePaw user-friendly interface is designed for ease of use.

4. Password Security: Strong encryption ensures that your data remains secure.

5. Data Backup and Accessibility: Backup and synchronization options keep your data safe and accessible.

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License

Distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 unless stated otherwise. See LICENSE for more information.

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