Spectrus Keychain

Android app by Eduardo C. Takeuchi. Tools · Eduardo C. Takeuchi

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Unknown
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Unknown
Download price
2 USD
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Version
1.0.7
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-13

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Spectrus Keychain is a password manager for Android designed for those who want to store credentials locally, conveniently, and securely. With it, you can register passwords for websites, apps, and services, organize your records by title, username, and URL, generate strong passwords, and use Android's autofill to facilitate login to compatible apps and pages. Main features: • Encrypted local vault on the device itself • Master password to protect your records • Recovery key to assist in cases of lost access • Optional biometric unlocking on compatible devices • Android autofill for websites and apps • Registration of title, username, password, URL, and notes • Quick search for saved records • Strong password generator • Light, dark, or automatic system theme • No ads • No mandatory cloud synchronization • No dedicated server to store your passwords Your data is stored locally on the device. Spectrus Keychain does not send the vault's contents to Spectrus servers and does not sell personal data. Important: Keep your master password and recovery key in a safe place. If both are lost, it will not be possible to recover the contents of the vault. Autofill depends on the compatibility of applications, websites, browsers, and the Android version. Some fields may not be correctly exposed to the system's Autofill service. Spectrus Keychain is a simple and straightforward solution for those who want more control over their passwords on Android.

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