Psono
Self-hosted password manager for teams
Psono is a self-hosted, open-source password manager focused on secure secret sharing for teams and enterprises. It targets organizations needing granular credential management. It is deployed via Docker.
Key features
- Granular secret sharing
- Client-side encryption
- LDAP and SAML support
- Browser extensions and apps
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Strong sharing controls
- Enterprise auth support
- Open source
Trade-offs
- Smaller community
- Setup takes effort
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