Password Manager & Secret Store
Netgres is a distributed system for securely storing passwords and secrets across multiple personal devices. It creates a private network using an individual's own devices, aiming to provide the accessibility of cloud-based password managers while maintaining personal control over data storage.
Features
- ✔️ No 3rd party intervention
- ✔️ No servers
- ✔️ No database
- ✔️ No tracking
- ✔️ No ads
- ✔️ Works offline
- ✔️ Open Source
- ✔️ Forever free
Secure Storage
Encrypted password and secret storage across your devices
Privacy First
Your data stays on your devices, no third-party servers
Distributed System
Seamless sync across your personal network of devices
Open Source
Transparent, community-driven development
Supported Platforms
Linux Coming soon 
macOS Coming soon 
Windows Coming soon 
Android Coming soon 
iOS Coming soon What worst can Happens?
The only point of failure is Tailscale Coordination Server. It only controls the public key distribution of all the nodes in the network. If it fails, either by its own or by an attacker, we loose the power to connect to other peers, hense data can’t be synced.
Thats it. Only Data Syncing issue can accure, No Data Loss, No Data Breach.
Why? / Motivation
The motivation behind Netgres stems from a desire to create a truly Personal password manager. I was using Dashlane. They recently moved to only paid-tier plan, but after seeing authoritative behavior, such as freezing all passwords and not allowing to even copy, made me realize the need for Owning my secrets.
Its an attempt to create a Secret Store, where data never leaves my own devices, fully encrypted, at rest and transit.