Free and Open

• the app is free (gratis) and will always remain free, at least for personal use;
• as well as it is and will be ad-free;
• KDBX format used in KeeWeb is a well-known format recognized by a lot of apps, there's absolutely no vendor lock-in;
• you don't have to install anything to run KeeWeb, just go to app.keeweb.info;
• it's built on web technologies, which makes it possible to modify the app with custom CSS and JavaScript, KeeWeb provides plugin API for that;
• the source code is available on GitHub, check it out to understand what happens inside your password manager;
• KeeWeb can be easily self-hosted in a number of ways;
• last but not least, the code is provided under a liberal MIT license, so that other developers can build their apps based on technologies used in KeeWeb.

Quick links

• website: screenshots and features
• web app: run it online in any modern browser
• desktop apps: for macOS, Windows, and Linux
• GitHub repo: source code
• FAQ: answers to popular questions
• Twitter: updates

Where does the money go?

• code signing certificates for Windows and macOS;
• website hosting;
• domain names;
• resources for testing the app on different platforms;
• licenses for software used to create KeeWeb;
• hardware tokens for storing private keys;
• researching alternatives available on the market;
• time spent on answering questions, providing support, debugging, reviewing code, and so on.

Goals

• cover all costs of building the project and keeping it up-to-date;
• have an active Apple Developer account to update the certificates;
• upgrade the hosting solution;
• allocate more time for the project.

• conduct an external security audit;
• develop an app for iOS and Android.

• have a full-time maintainer;
• build an enterprise solution.