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Details for T.U.R.P.O
Package name
- turpo-app
License
- GPL-3.0+
Last updated
- 5 March 2024 - latest/beta
- 5 March 2024 - latest/edge
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Simple to Use, Feature Rich, Password Management Software
T.U.R.P.O - Trustworthy Utility for Reliable Password Organisation A simple to use, feature-rich, free and Open-Source Password Management Software Currently in Beta Phase, some of the features might be unstable, use it for testing and fun only !
To Track the Latest Development, Look at the development branch : https://github.com/Uthayamurthy/TURPO/tree/development
Features :-
- AES256 bit encryption on plane text file - secure and future proof (no proprietary/strange custom file type)
- Completely Private and Offline - Doesn't need Internet to work. No data is collected. Your credentials belong to you and you only !
- Simple to use UI
- For now, supports 3 types of Credentials - Email, Social Media, Phone Pin
- Has a Powerful Password Generator tool with support to 3 different types of passwords (Random Character, Random Word and Random Number).
- Has both Encrypted and Unencrypted Backup option
More features will be added soon ! Source : https://github.com/Uthayamurthy/TURPO
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