Just make sure you use a strong password. It is perfectly safe to store your KeePass database on the cloud, since it will be encrypted and requires the master password that you set, to decrypt it but that is not a requirement. Once you have done that, you will need to select the database that you wish to use. Selecting a cloud service will require you to authenticate the Strongbox app to access your account. For example, I use the Dropbox app on my computer, Android phone and iPad to sync my KeePass database (.KDBX) across all 3 devices. Note: If you choose a cloud-storage service, it is advisable to use the corresponding service's app on all your devices to keep them up to date. Strongbox Password Safe supports KeePass 1 (KDB 1) and KeePass 2 (KDBX 3.1/KDBX 4.0) and Password Safe 3 (PSAFE3) database formats. The latter has the following options to choose from. You can create a new database using Strongbox or import an existing database. You decide where the database is stored and accessed from. For one, it doesn't store your database on its servers. Strongbox provides the same functionality, and offers a lot more privacy. The auto-fill feature is especially useful on a smartphone. They are free to use on all platforms, and hence people often opt for convenience when it comes to mobile devices. But, let's focus on why Strongbox is a good choice.Ĭloud-based services like LastPass, and the open-source Bitwarden, may provide a lot of options when it comes to Password Managers on iOS (and other platforms). Also free, and open-source, with a better looking UI, it does seem promising. A new app called KeePassium is currently in open beta. IOS used to have a ton of great KeePass clients, but a lot of them have been abandoned for over 2 years. Strongbox Password Safe is a free, open-source KeePass client for iOS which I personally prefer to use.
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