Vaultwarden
A lightweight, self-hosted password manager compatible with Bitwarden
At a glance
What you can do with Vaultwarden.
- Password, card, identity, and secure-note storage
- Compatible with official Bitwarden apps and extensions
- End-to-end AES-256 encryption
- Two-factor authentication (TOTP, FIDO2, YubiKey)
- Organizations and collections for password sharing
- Bitwarden Send for secure file and text sharing
- Built-in admin panel for server management
- Lightweight — runs great on minimal hardware
About the app
About Vaultwarden
Vaultwarden is an unofficial, self-hosted server compatible with Bitwarden clients. It lets you store and synchronize passwords, payment cards, identities, and secure notes across your devices.
All Your Passwords, One Place: Store passwords, payment cards, identities, and secure notes within your configured limits and available storage. Access them from supported Bitwarden clients or the web vault.
Secure by Design: Your vault is encrypted end-to-end with AES-256 — not even your server can read your data. Enable two-factor authentication with TOTP, FIDO2/WebAuthn, or YubiKey for extra protection.
Share Securely: Create organizations to share passwords with family or team members. Use collections to organize shared credentials and control who can access what.
Bitwarden Send: Securely share text or files with anyone using time-limited, encrypted links. Set access limits and optional passwords for extra control.
Privacy First: Encrypted vault data lives on your Mac without Bitwarden's hosted service. Vaultwarden sends it only to the clients and integrations you connect.
One familiar control surface
Install Vaultwarden with Lawn.
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Hassle-free self-hosting
Choose this app, click install, and Lawn handles the setup on your Mac.