Current releaseQtPass 1.8.4

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One store, every desktop

The demo store with mail.example.com open, captured on each platform with its own window frame and widget style. QtPass brings no theme of its own: it looks the way your desktop does.

QtPass on KDE Plasma with the Breeze theme
Linux, KDE Plasma Breeze, KDE's own style
QtPass on GNOME with the Adwaita theme
Linux, GNOME Adwaita, through Qt's GTK platform theme
QtPass on Windows 11, following the Windows look and feel
Windows 11 Windows 11 style
QtPass on macOS, following the macOS look and feel
macOS Native macOS style
QtPass on FreeBSD with the Xfce desktop
FreeBSD, Xfce Greybird, through Qt's GTK platform theme

Up close, on KDE Plasma

QtPass main window: the password store as a tree on the left, one entry open on the right
The main window: your store as a tree, the open entry with its fields on the right, one-time codes and the QR code a click away.
QtPass configuration dialog
Configuration: native pass or the built-in Git and GnuPG handling, password generation, clipboard, profiles.

In developmentComing in 2.0

2.0 is not released yet; the second release candidate, 2.0.0-rc2, is out for testing. These are captures of a development build, made without a window manager, so the windows have no title bars. Fifty-four seconds, no sound:

First start, adding a password, the menu bar, profiles.

First start

A wizard replaces the old "please configure me" dialog: it finds GnuPG, pass and Git, lists your secret keys or makes one, and creates or adopts a password store.

Wizard page 1: welcome
1. What QtPass is, in two sentences.
Wizard page 2: locations of gpg, pass and git
2. Programs, detected; only GnuPG is required.
Wizard page 3: choose or generate a GnuPG key
3. Pick a secret key, or generate one.
Wizard page 4: password store folder and Git
4. Where the store lives, Git on or off.
Wizard page 5: summary before anything is written
5. Nothing is written until you press Finish.

Adding a password

New password dialog with folder picker, name field and password
One dialog instead of two: pick the folder, type the name, set the password. The name is checked as you type.

A menu bar

QtPass 2.0 main window with File, Edit, Settings and Help menus
File, Edit, Settings, Help; every action has a shortcut and a place. Ctrl+M hides it again.

Profiles

Profiles tab: a list of profiles with a form for name, path, signing key and Git options
Profiles are a list with a form: name, folder, signing key, Git per store, validated before you can save.

The tour in pieces

First start (11 s)
Adding a password (13 s)
The menu bar (13 s)
Profiles (17 s)

Everything on this page is in the 2.0 changelog, with the program that recorded the clips in qtpass-screenshots.