Peach

Keep your secrets. Peach is a local-first, zero-knowledge password manager — your vault lives on your device, encrypted with your passphrase, and never touches a server.

How it works

Your vault is encrypted with AES-256-GCM and Argon2id key derivation before it ever leaves your device. Sync between your own devices uses peer-to-peer transport secured with the Noise NK protocol. No hosted database. No account to breach.

Features

• Local-first vault — encrypted on-device, always
• Peer-to-peer sync between your own devices
• Smart autofill adapted to each site’s password rules
• Site-aware password generation matching specific security requirements
• Native passkey support for Firefox and Chrome
• Automatic breach detection and weak password alerts
• Credit and debit card storage with autofill
• Panic mode — irreversibly destroys your local vault
• 12-word recovery backup
• Free and open source — GPL v3
• Pro upgrade available — $39 once, no subscription

Open source

Peach is free and open source under GPL v3. The browser extension source is available now on Kepr — Asha’s own version control platform. The Android app source is following soon.

Read it, audit it, build it. Nothing is hidden.

A thank you offer

Use code justpeachy at checkout for 100% off a Pro license — 39 licenses available, first come first served.

If you miss it, code thankyou gets you lifetime Pro for $25.

No servers. No accounts. No breach surface.

Peach’s architecture eliminates the attack surface that makes password manager breaches possible. AES-256-GCM encryption, Argon2id key derivation, BLAKE3 integrity verification — and nothing stored anywhere but your own devices.