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Zero-knowledge সিঙ্ক, self-hosting, autofill এবং ডেভেলপার CLI নিয়ে আপডেট। নিচের লেখাগুলো বর্তমান OpenKey অ্যাপ, সার্ভার, এক্সটেনশন ও CLI প্রতিফলিত করে (ইংরেজি; অন্য ভাষা মূলতে যেতে পারে)।
Nearby without a server
Pair devices on your Wi‑Fi with QR codes, link vaults, and sync ciphertext on the LAN — no self-hosted API required.
OpenKey Pro — what unlocks (and what doesn’t)
Free vs Pro limits, Nearby and LAN Pro, store IAP vs desktop, and what stays free on every platform.
Welcome to OpenKey
Why we built a self-hosted password manager that stores ciphertext only — and what ships across app, server, extension, and CLI.
Zero-knowledge sync explained
How OpenKey syncs vaults across devices without giving the server plaintext — Argon2id, auth hashes, and ciphertext-only storage.
Why self-host your password vault
Control, privacy, and a sync server that stores ciphertext only — how to run OpenKey on your own hardware with Docker.
Passkeys and autofill in the browser
How OpenKey fills logins and passkeys in the browser and as a system credential provider — while keeping vault data encrypted on the client.
A CLI for developer secrets
A professional overview of the OpenKey CLI — offline generation, native desktop bridge, discovery, secret kinds, and optional zero-knowledge server sync.