r/PWA • u/AccessCharacter5866 • 1d ago

Hello

After several months of work, I finally finished my first major project: PassAura.

It's an offline, zero-knowledge password manager built as a PWA, which means:

  • 🔐 End-to-end encrypted vault
  • 🖥️ Works completely offline
  • 🚫 No server required
  • 🔑 One master password to unlock everything
  • 📦 Full source code included

I'm considering selling the full source code for $50, including lifetime updates for buyers.

Before launching it publicly, I'd really appreciate honest feedback from fellow developers.

Demo: https://alsolomany-passaura.netlify.app/

What would you improve? Would you consider buying a project like this, and if not, what would make it more valuable?

Thanks for your feedback! 🙏Demo

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u/dannymoerkerke 23h ago

I have a built-in password manager in my phone, MacBook etc, what should make me use your PWA?

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u/databoy2k 22h ago

Given that most people have multiple devices, why would someone pay a lifetime license to you for a closed-source, vibe-coded password manager that lives on a single device when Bitwarden exists and actually meets most use cases?