Passage Support
Need help with Passage? We are here to assist.
Need help with Passage? We are here to assist.
For bug reports, feature requests, or general questions, email us at hello@n4n.dev.
Your passwords are stored as age-encrypted files on your device. If you configure git sync, encrypted copies are pushed to your own git remote. We never store your data on our servers.
Passage uses git for sync. Configure a git remote (HTTPS or SSH) in Settings and Passage will push and pull encrypted files automatically. Any git host works – GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, self-hosted, or anything that speaks git.
Go to Settings and tap "Import". Passage supports CSV import from Bitwarden, LastPass, 1Password, Chrome, Firefox, and KeePass. Select your source format and choose your exported CSV file.
Go to Settings > Keys and tap your identity. You can export it as a QR code for scanning on another device, or copy the raw key text. Store your backup in a secure location – anyone with your identity key can decrypt your passwords.
Yes. Passage uses the same file format and store structure as FiloSottile's passage CLI. Point both at the same git remote and they will stay in sync. The companion CLI is also available in the repository.