🏠 Home¶
Welcome to the official documentation for Keepr, a lightweight and intuitive password manager designed for developers and command-line users.
Keepr helps you store, search, edit, and manage credentials securely from your terminal — without the complexity and overhead of heavy password manager apps.
🧩 Features¶
- 🫧 Simple Interface — Clean commands, minimal setup.
- 🔑 Industry Standard Encryption — Only the master password will unlock your vault.
- 💾 Local-First Storage — Your vault stays on your machine.
- 🕒 Timed Sessions — Stay logged in for convenience, auto-lock after expiry.
- 🧭 Vault Management — Add, update, list, search, or delete credentials.
- 🧰 Password Generator — Cryptographically secure, configurable length.
- 🧼 Clipboard Copy — Automatically copy passwords to the clipboard when viewing an entry.
- 🎨 Custom Color Scheme — Clear, high-contrast terminal output.
- ⚙️ User Configuration — Configure the session length, the terminal output color scheme and password generator settings.
⚡ Quick Start¶
Install Keepr from PyPI:
pip install keepr
keepr login # Set or unlock the master password
keepr add github # Add a credential
keepr view github # Retrieve entry securely
That’s it — your credentials are stored locally, fully encrypted, and accessible only through your master key.
Head over to the Getting Started section for more details on installation, setup and first steps.
🎥 Demo¶
📚 Docs Overview¶
- Getting Started — installation, setup, first steps
- Command Reference — detailed reference for every keepr subcommand
- Vault Encryption Architecture — how and where Keepr stores encrypted data
- FAQs — common issues, troubleshooting, tips
- Contributing — guidelines for contributors
🔗 Useful Links¶
❤️ Contributing¶
Contributions, ideas, and suggestions are welcome!
Check out the Contributions page if you'd like to help improve Keepr!