Monark is an open-source password manager that keeps your credentials on your own machine. No account, no sync server, no telemetry — just a vault encrypted where it lives.
Locked with your master passphrase
Monark stores logins, notes and one-time codes in a single encrypted file you own. There is no vendor in the middle, because there is no vendor in the middle.
Entries are encrypted before they touch storage and decrypted only while you have the vault open. Monark works fully offline; the network is never involved unless you ask it to be.
The cryptographic core is written in Rust and runs natively, not in the page.
Passwords and passphrases drawn from the operating system's CSPRNG, with the character sets and length you choose.
Store TOTP secrets next to the login they belong to and read the current code from the vault window.
Copy the vault to your own Google Drive or a WebDAV server. The file is already encrypted before it leaves your device.
Monark is built on Tauri v2, so the same Rust core and interface ship to Linux, macOS, Windows, Android and iOS without an Electron runtime in tow.
Nothing here is proprietary and nothing is secret. The exact primitives are documented in the repository and covered by tests.
Monark ships from an open repository with its tests, cryptographic parameters and release artifacts in the same place. Verify the build, or compile it yourself.
