Passy includes cross-platform synchronization opening it up to users beyond just Windows.

Passy's security keeps all your information encrypted in AES; it is stored offline on your device, keeping you in control and enabling the highest-tier protection for that data. It will hold your passwords, payment cards, notes, ID cards, and identities in one place. The interface lends itself to quickly creating and adding the info, making setup a breeze. Additionally, Passy includes an auto-backup feature if needed. There is also the possibility of using biometrics to unlock the app via your fingerprint. An autofill option allows you to fill fields quickly in apps and websites without opening the app. There is also a relatively detailed breakdown at the dev's repository for specific applications of Passy.

If you are looking for a password manager alternative that is Open Source and multi-platform, Passy won't disappoint.

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