franzap

To be clear, this is half a joke. Cl-vaultless is a real password manager and it could be proven secure (if someone was interested in auditing the code and instructions). The joke is the fact that it's not easy to use, so there's no way it could ever become popular (perhaps appropriately, since cl-vaultless requires considerable knowledge to use properly). Also, many websites still demand that passwords contain non-alphanumeric characters and not be too long (I've bumped into that insanity recently).

orthzar

bitcoin

Proton published Proton Pass, a secure and Open Source Password Manager

astronaut

I've got a password manager you can trust. It's called [cl-vaultless](https://github.com/orthzar/lisp-misc/blob/main/cl-vaultless.lisp). You can trust that it isn't broken because it's a serverless, stateless, mobile-optimized, quantum-resistant, AI-safe password manager, which fights password fatigue by being storage-efficient and by upcycling an uncommon hash function. This innovative open-source technology is guaranteed to disrupt the legacy cloud-based password management market.