AliasVault

AliasVault is a privacy-first password and email alias manager. Beyond storing passwords, it lets you create unique identities, strong passwords, and random email aliases for every website you use — all fully end-to-end encrypted and synced across devices. It's independent, open source, self-hostable, and community-driven.

Yes. AliasVault self-hosts with Docker via two methods: a managed install script (recommended for a fresh VPS, handles automatic HTTPS via Let's Encrypt and guided updates) or a single all-in-one container for existing Docker/NAS setups where you bring your own reverse proxy and TLS. Both run the same software, just with different levels of automation.

AliasVault has a built-in email server, so you can generate virtual email addresses for each identity and receive + read emails straight inside the app — no third-party email service required. This protects your primary inbox from spam and tracking while keeping everything encrypted. In self-hosted setups you can use your own custom domain for aliases.

Yes. Your data is encrypted on your local device before it's backed up online, and your master password is never sent to the server — only you can see inside your vault. AliasVault is free and open source (AGPL-3.0) with source code on GitHub for audit. It's entirely self-funded and independent; optional premium cloud features may support development, but the core is free by design.

AliasVault includes a built-in TOTP authenticator, a password/passkey generator, passkeys, full offline mode with local editing and automatic conflict-merged sync, importing from other password managers, and multi-language support (14+ languages). Clients include web, browser extensions (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, Brave) with autofill, and native iOS and Android apps.