We will soon be de-emphasising the existing one-off donation feature to avoid confusion. The Kee Vault Supporter subscription at only £2 per month or £20 per year is now the preferred method for financial contributions - we get regular income and you get a valuable service in exchange.
MissionĮnable easy and secure management of passwords while ensuring sensitive information never reaches us, or anyone except the information owner. I understand that this could cause concern among some users, especially those that have made any type of contribution to Kee in the past and although some concerns will be best discussed on an individual basis, I hope that the following official company declarations will help set the tone for what I’m trying to achieve: VisionĪllow everyone on Earth to secure their digital world without giving up their privacy. To enable the subscription payments, meet other practical legal and tax requirements and bring various developments together under a single brand, I’ve started a UK company called Kee Vault Ltd. Kee version 3 continues to work with KeePass and we have no plans to change this in future versions. While some Kee extension features are naturally suited to only one of KeePass or Kee Vault, I’m not intending to let the functionality drift apart by much more than is necessary. I hope that enough people will subscribe to Kee Vault that I am able to devote more time to improving this more quickly in future. Nothing is changing immediately with respect to how much time I can devote to the KeePassRPC plugin that links KeePass to Kee. Let us know what you think! Support for KeePass I think that the use of an orange key brings this all together nicely and I’m delighted to be able to now show off all the hard work that went into this updated branding. At the same time, I really wanted to retain a link to the history of the extension. I wanted to create something with a cleaner appearance than the old logo and also ensure that the link between Kee Vault and the Kee browser extension is obvious. With the launch of Kee Vault I think the time has come to give it a fresh modern look. The Kee icon hasn’t changed before - I wanted to retain the familiarity over the past decade even as the Firefox logo changed, I expanded the extension to work in Google Chrome and the name changed from KeeFox. Google Chrome version is now stable (no longer beta)įirefox users can join the beta testing channel. Kee 3.0 will imminently be published to the Beta testing channel for Firefox users. Plus, until the Premium subscription options are launched, all Supporters also get access to all newly developed features for those subscription tiers.
Keeweb on phone trial#
We are currently preparing for a public beta launch but in the mean time, you can register for early access!Įarly adopters will get a 2 month free trial before payment card details are required (normally 2 weeks). We will consider relaxing these limitations in future but need to see that there is a real need for it before making the substantial financial investments that would be required - please do let us know what your priorities are for future Kee Vault development. If your existing KeePass database requires a key file to open it or contains large attachments you’ll need to remove them (reduce its size to under 10MB) before importing to Kee Vault.
Keeweb on phone full#
I’m hopeful that enough of you will support this development to enable me to work full time on new features and improvements for both the new password manager and the existing browser extension. To make this improvement possible, we ask for a small regular contribution of £2 per month. After you ask Kee Vault to import your existing KeePass database you can access your Kee Vault from everywhere, with your changes and user preferences synced to each of your devices and browsers. It works on any modern device or web browser, even when offline. I’m excited to announce a new Open Source password manager combining the best of the security of KeePass with the availability and usability of a modern web app.
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