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Start here
Section titled “Start here”Upgrading from a version before 1.3.0? Read Upgrading to 1.3.0 first. Most questions right now are about that migration, and the guide covers every error the scripts can produce.
Something not working? Troubleshooting covers the common cases.
Wondering what is and is not protected? The Security model page is specific about what each layer covers.
Report a bug or request a feature
Section titled “Report a bug or request a feature”github.com/pinkpixel-dev/keyper/issues
GitHub is the best place for these, because other people can see the answer and follow along.
Helpful things to include:
- What you expected, and what happened instead
- Your database provider (Supabase, Neon or SQLite)
- Your Keyper version, from Settings → About
- Any errors from the browser console (F12 → Console)
- If it is migration related, the output of
01-check.sql
For anything that does not belong in a public issue.
A note on lost passphrases
Section titled “A note on lost passphrases”There is no recovery path for a forgotten master passphrase, and support cannot create one. Your vault key is stored only in a form that passphrase unlocks, and nothing on the server can open it. That is what stops a copy of the database from decrypting your credentials.
If you know your current passphrase and want a different one, use Settings → Reset → Change Master Passphrase. That keeps all your credentials.
Project links
Section titled “Project links”| Website | keyper.icu |
| Web app | app.keyper.icu |
| Source | github.com/pinkpixel-dev/keyper |
| Releases | GitHub releases |
| Changelog | CHANGELOG.md |
| Licence | Apache-2.0 |
| Maker | Pink Pixel |
Reporting a security issue
Section titled “Reporting a security issue”If you have found a security problem, please email support@keyper.icu rather than opening a public issue, so it can be fixed before it is widely known.
Include enough detail to reproduce it. You do not need to include any of your own credentials or key material to make a report useful.
Keyper’s 1.3.0 access-control fix came from exactly that kind of report, and it is credited in the changelog.