Which password managers allow you to store passwords locally and meet the described requirements?

Question

Passwords

Hello.
We need a password manager that would allow saving passwords not only for the browser, but for any application in the system. And most importantly - it should allow you to store the password database LOCALLY. From the user's point of view, the dominance of SAAS, the dependence on the Internet, is simply incredibly annoying. There is a home network storage that works 24/7. All passwords must be stored there. The database of these passwords must be universal for different systems: MacOS, Windows. Ideally, an Android application that could work with the same base. Those. the database structure must be cross-platform.
Do not offer nonsense (regarding needs) in the form of lastpass and the like. Well, no subscription and regular payment component.

Answer 1

I summarize.
KeePass is the basic option, which I settled on after the first answers.
Didn't like the usability. Maybe a lot, but how to use it - did not really like it.
1password - the opportunity to buy the program once and forget it is gone, only the subscription. Cannot be fully customized for local use.
I settled on two: Enpass and SafeInCloud. Chose as a result Enpass.
Everything is as I would do it myself. You can completely sharpen it for local use: base on your home NAS, synchronization with it, backups there too. Pleasant little things compared to SafeInCloud: a more pleasant unlock screen on a PC, a more pleasant interface (although by and large they are almost complete analogues of each other; at first I even wanted to support SafeInCloud, because this is a domestic development, but then I chose the second one, oh the further). High-quality browser plugins, works on all systems I need: MacOS, Windows, Android. Convenient substitution of passwords on the phone. The constraint model in both apps is the same and is linked to the mobile app. And this is where the differences begin. On SafeInCloud, this is a time limit. And on Enpass - a limit on the number of elements (passwords), because. on mobile I don't need all the passwords, So for me this option is preferable. One could turn a blind eye to this, given the cost of both: Enpass - 600 rubles, while SafeInCloud - 200 rubles, but there is one more "but". Enpass allows you to sync your base over WiFi, which SafeInCloud can't. Outcome - Enpass.
By the way, the use of fingerprint substitution in the phone is simply incomparable.
PS Here is a review - www.reviews.com/password-manager , by the way, the only one of the trinity without a regular component and with the ability to work offline.

Answer 2

Text editor on SFTP with access by key.

Answer 3

KeePass, I have been using it for more than 5 years, it fits all the points

Answer 4

I use KeePass. Based on googledrive, I use via MAC, Windows and Android. More than 4 years. Satisfied completely.

Answer 5

KeePass
- Open source, free
- Excellent encryption
- A bunch of plugins (backup, synchronization, integration)
- Available for all OS
- Autotype (including obfuscated autodial)
PS Some mob. applications, it is possible to install additional. keyboard, which is convenient to enter passwords without copying to the clipboard.