PasswordCockpit

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PasswordCockpit

A no-frills, Docker-deployable vault for teams who just need shared credential storage

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PasswordCockpit is a straightforward, self-hosted password manager built for teams, storing passwords, certificates, and files behind folder-level permissions (no access, read-only, or manage) assigned per user. Built with a PHP/Mezzio backend and an Ember.js frontend, it supports database or LDAP authentication, encrypts stored secrets with Bcrypt and AES-based ciphers, and ships as a single Docker image for quick deployment via docker-compose alongside MySQL or MariaDB. Its minimalist feature set and RESTful, Swagger-documented API make it a lightweight option for small IT teams that want shared credential storage without a heavyweight platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is PasswordCockpit free and open source?

Yes, PasswordCockpit is open source. It is released under the MIT license.

Can I self-host PasswordCockpit?

Yes, PasswordCockpit can be self-hosted on your own server or cloud infrastructure.

What is PasswordCockpit written in?

It is built using JavaScript, PHP.

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