
AliasVault
Published by Leendert de Borst
Privacy-first Password Manager with Built-in Email Aliasing
Highlights
- Stores login credentials for websites and applications on Android.
- Generates a distinct email alias for each account rather than reusing one address.
- Keeps aliases tied to their vault entry instead of in a separate tool.
- Released under the AGPL-3.0-or-later licence.
- Listed here for Android only.
About this application
AliasVault is a password manager for Android that pairs credential storage with email aliasing. Alongside the usual job of keeping usernames and passwords for the sites a person signs up to, it can produce a separate email address per account, so the address handed to a service is an alias rather than the mailbox behind it.
The two halves work together: when a new login is created, the alias belongs to that entry instead of being managed in a second application. For people who want to limit how widely one address circulates, or who want to tell which service leaked or sold a contact detail, that per-account separation is the main practical difference from a plain vault.
Leendert de Borst publishes the project under the AGPL-3.0-or-later licence. This entry lists the Android application only, so a browser extension or desktop client, if any exists, is outside what is recorded here.
Where to get it
Android
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From the publisher
Package identifier:
net.aliasvault.appv0.30.2165.8 MBreleased 07/28/2026
SHA-256 from the manifest published by F-Droid, compared on 08/04/2026
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