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Passyble Server
An optional sync server you run yourself, for you, your family or your team. It keeps your locked vault file and never sees a master password.
Status
Coming with the code
Passyble Server comes with the code. We'll publish both together on GitHub.
What you need
- Where it runs
- A computer that's always on, like a home server or a rented server with Linux, or anywhere Docker runs
- Address
- A web address, or just a name or address on your home network
- Secure connection
- Set up for you during setup
- Optional
- E-mail for invites and password resets, and a place to keep backups
What you get
- One password per person, which also unlocks their vault; the server never sees it
- Invite links and QR codes to add phones and PCs
- Sign out a lost phone without touching the others
- Older versions of your vault: the last 20, for up to 90 days
- Automatic backups to a folder, another server or cloud storage
- Optional two-step sign-in with an authenticator app
- A built-in check that tells you how to fix problems
Set it up, step by step.
Once it's available, this is all it takes.
Get it
Passyble Server comes with the code, which is coming to GitHub.
Run setup
Run pass-server setup. It asks a few questions (the address, e-mail and backups), sets up the secure connection, creates your account and prints an invite link.
Start it
The install script and Docker start it for you. By hand: pass-server serve.
Connect your devices
In Passyble choose Sign in to Passyble Server and paste the invite link, or scan its QR code on your phone.
Check it
pass-server doctor checks everything and tells you how to fix what's wrong.
Guides.
Short, step-by-step help for the next things you'll want to do.