Your passwords, safely stored and synced

QtPass is a password manager with a simple interface. Your passwords are encrypted with GPG and stored in files you control. Sync them across all your devices with Git.

Install QtPass

Debian / Ubuntu

sudo apt install qtpass

Windows

choco install qtpass

macOS

xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/QtPass.app

After installing the .dmg from the releases page. The Homebrew cask is disabled until QtPass is notarized; here is how you can help.

More installation options

Why QtPass?

QtPass works with pass, the standard UNIX password manager. Your passwords are encrypted with GPG using open standards - no vendor lock-in, no cloud dependency, fully portable and under your control.

It runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, and FreeBSD with a native look and feel on each platform. Your password store syncs easily via Git, so you always have a backup and can access your passwords across all your devices.

QtPass is open source and free. It includes a secure password generator, built-in one-time passwords (TOTP, incl. Steam Guard), clipboard with auto-clear, support for smartcards and YubiKeys, and is available in over 60 languages.

No accounts, no telemetry, no network code: QtPass never phones home.

Read the privacy policy, it is short.

New to QtPass? Follow the getting started guide.

Installation Details

Linux

Arch

pacman -S qtpass

OpenSUSE & Fedora

zypper install qtpass

dnf install qtpass

Gentoo

emerge -atv qtpass

FreeBSD

pkg install qtpass

More installation options

Build from source

• QtPass requires Qt 5.15 or later (Qt 6 recommended)
• GnuPG 2.2+
• Optional: Git and pass

Build on Linux/BSD:

qmake6 && make && make install

Build on macOS:

brew install qt
qmake6 && make && macdeployqt QtPass.app

Note: QtPass uses Qt6 by default. For Qt5, use qmake instead of qmake6.

FAQ, screenshots and a preview of 2.0, how to contribute, or the old page with security notes and known issues.