peach-android
A free, open source, local-first password manager for Android.
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MF1MF2/
BROWSER-SPEC.mdExtracted from
peach-browser source (read-only; never modified).ExportRoundTripTest.ktgen_peach_fixture.mjsImportParsersTest.ktImportScreen.kt───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ViewModel ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────mf1_kat_gen.mjsGenerates an MF-1 known-answer vector using the BROWSER's exact recovery algorithm (recovery-words.ts) against the REAL browser word list.parse_android_export.mjsPeachPayloadCodec.ktPeachScript binary payload (PCHS) — a byte-for-byte port of the browser's peachPayload.ts (MF-2).PeachScript.ktPeachScript outer codec — maps each payload byte to one Private-Use-Area code point in U+E000..U+E0FF, and back.PeachScriptExport.ktPeachScript export (MF-2) — writes the browser's PCHS binary payload (Argon2id + AES-256-GCM, zstd sections, BLAKE3 checksum, size-bucket padding, string-table entry packing) re-encoded into Private-Use-Area text.PeachScriptImport.ktPeachScript import (MF-2) — parses the browser's PCHS binary payload back into full vault entries.PeachScriptTest.ktRecoveryEscrowTest.ktRecoveryWords.ktVaultCrypto.ktVaultRepository.ktVaultStore.ktOne encrypted slot at rest.src/
androidTest/
java/
debug/
res/
values/
main/
java/
com/
peachpasswords/
autofill/
AssistStructureParser.ktThe autofillable fields discovered in one [AssistStructure], plus the origin (web domain for browsers, package name otherwise) used to rank vault entries.AutofillEnablement.ktWhether Peach is actually the system's autofill service, and the one-time offer to make it so.AutofillEntryPickerActivity.ktBranded bottom sheet shown when the user taps "Search Peach…"/"Unlock Peach" in the system autofill drop-down.AutofillIntents.ktPendingIntents the autofill surfaces hand to the framework: a no-op attribution target the inline chip requires, the authentication IntentSender that opens the branded [AutofillEntryPickerActivity], and the "open new entry" launcher that the picker fires when the user taps the "+ Create new entry" affordance.AutofillNavRepository.ktCarries a one-shot "open the new-entry editor" request from the autofill picker to the nav host.AutofillNavViewModel.ktThin Compose-friendly wrapper around [AutofillNavRepository] so the NavHost can grab the singleton via
hiltViewModel() without reaching for an EntryPoint accessor.AutofillResponseBuilder.ktTurns parsed form fields + vault entries into autofill [Dataset]s — the menu RemoteViews row, the inline keyboard chip, and the actual field values.AutofillSave.ktPeachAutofillService.ktSystem autofill provider.TrustedBrowsers.ktConservative allowlist of apps permitted to request autofill for a web origin (MF-7).codex/
CodexAztec.ktAztec encode/decode for one Codex chunk, via ZXing.CodexAztecFrame.ktLive-camera Aztec decode for the Codex restore camera path (D10).CodexCodec.ktPure (Android-free) Codex byte pipeline: compress → stripe → Reed-Solomon → envelopes, and the inverse for restore.CodexGenerator.ktGeneration milestones surfaced to the UI.CodexPageLayout.ktA4 Codex page geometry — the exact port of the browser's
popup/codex/pdf-layout.ts, which is the canonical Codex page format.CodexPdf.ktRenders the Aztec codes onto an A4 PDF in a 6×6 grid — the printed Codex.CodexRestore.ktRestore side: render a Codex PDF back to bitmaps, crop the 6×6 grid using the same geometry [CodexPdf] laid down, decode each Aztec, then Reed-Solomon reconstruct the payload — surviving missing or unreadable codes up to the parity budget.CodexTypes.ktCodex on-paper format constants and shapes — port of the browser shared/codex-types.ts.ReedSolomon.ktSystematic Reed-Solomon erasure codec over GF(2⁸), Backblaze/JavaReedSolomon construction (Vandermonde matrix made systematic).di/
feedback/
haptics/
passkeys/
shared/
sync/
BatteryExemption.ktAsks once to be left out of Doze / App Standby.ChirpAdopt.ktVault adoption frame protocol — exact port of the browser
shared/chirp-adopt.ts.ChirpIdentity.ktChirpSyncCoordinator.ktChirp Sync — Phase 2 manifest-diff coordinator.ChirpSyncSession.ktTransport-neutral session consumed by the sync coordinator.ChirpTypes.ktCloudRelayReconnectListener.ktCodePairingServer.ktCode-based pairing, phone side.CryptoCompare.ktFixed-format protocol comparisons.DeviceManifestSupport.kt0x02 added the revoked array to the signed body.ForegroundSyncCoordinator.ktMdnsPairingServer.ktC7 TCP + mDNS reconnect SERVER (responder side).NoiseKK.ktNoiseNK.ktPairedDevice.ktPairedDeviceStore.ktPersistent registry of paired devices, encrypted at rest with EncryptedSharedPreferences (same construction as DuressConfigStore / LicenseRepository, v2.1.36).PairingAuth.ktPairingCode.ktThe compact join code this phone displays and the user types into the browser.PairingDiscoveryClient.ktC7 TCP + mDNS reconnect CLIENT (initiator side).PairingFrames.ktLength-delimited frame IO for a pairing/sync connection.PairingInvitation.ktPairingProgress.ktPeachSyncService.ktKeeps the pairing/sync listener reachable.PeachWebSocket.ktA minimal RFC 6455 server endpoint — just enough of the protocol to talk to a browser extension's new WebSocket(...).PendingVouchedDeviceStore.ktRelayAdoptionHost.ktRelayAdoptionReceiver.ktReceiver half of relay-first vault adoption.RelayFrames.ktBrowser-to-browser relay frames — the wire addition from PEACH_SYNC_RELAY_DESIGN.md §3, made concrete.RelayHub.ktWhether this device will relay for others.RelaySettingsStore.ktWhether this device relays sync traffic for other paired devices.Rendezvous.ktRustNoiseNative.ktThin JNI boundary over the canonical Rust snow state machine.SASDerivation.ktSyncAlert.ktSyncAlertStore.ktSyncIdentity.ktSyncLimits.ktCloudflare Workers caps one WebSocket message at 32 MiB.SyncMessage.ktChirp Sync wire protocol — exact port of the browser ChirpSyncMessage union (shared/sync-types.ts).SyncPadding.ktE7: frame padding at the relay boundary.SyncReconnectListener.ktThe everyday sync path: already-paired devices reconnecting without a code.SyncStatus.ktVaultSyncAdapter.ktProduction [ChirpSyncVaultAdapter] backing the coordinator with the live [VaultRepository].ui/
codex/
components/
BirdAnimation.ktThe three acts of the pairing animation, bound to the audio protocol.CharEnterText.ktPer-character entrance: each glyph fades in and rises into place with a staggered delay.CopyButton.ktCopy button with the two-effect copy feedback (spec §4.4): a diagonal sheen sweeps once over ~600ms and an accent drain bar fills 0→100% over 1.4s.CopyFeedbackOverlay.ktFaviconInitials.ktInitials chip used in place of a network favicon (offline-first).LockRuneString.ktPairingBirds.ktThe two pairing birds, ported path-for-path from the browser extension's
ChirpPairingFlow.tsx (a finch and a swallow) rather than redrawn by eye.PeachEmptyOrEndState.ktPeachExpandableCard.ktPeachField.ktPeachMark.ktThe Peach brand mark — a peach fruit with a single leaf.PeachSegmentedControl.ktPeachTopBar.ktQaFlags.ktDebug-only, opt-in escape hatch so automated visual QA (screenshot-based Gate 2 comparisons) can capture screens that are normally FLAG_SECURE-protected.RuneGridBackground.ktSecureFlagEffect.ktSets WindowManager.FLAG_SECURE while this composable is in the composition and clears it on dispose — blocking screenshots, screen recording, and the recents thumbnail of screens that display secrets (MN-3: recovery words, export blob, codex generation).TOTPRing.ktA small ring that sweeps once per TOTP period and turns breach-red in the final 5 seconds.lock/
BiometricKeyStore.ktStores the vault's AES key wrapped under a hardware-backed, biometric-gated Android KeyStore key, so the lock screen can unlock without the master password.Biometrics.ktThin wrapper over androidx BiometricPrompt for the re-auth gate.BiometricUnlockActivity.ktLockScreen.ktLockViewModel.kt
onboarding/
pairing/
recovery/
security/
settings/
CardIcon.ktThe seven settings-card glyphs — exact ports of the browser CardIcon.tsx SVGs (viewBox 0 0 16 16, stroke 1.25, round caps/joins).PanicScreen.ktProCelebration.ktCSS cubic-bezier(0.16, 1, 0.3, 1) — the browser's bloom/wordmark-in easing (a pronounced ease-out-expo feel).SettingsCardBodies.ktSettingsScreen.ktDeck geometry — ported verbatim from StackDeck.tsx constants.SettingsStack.ktThe seven settings categories, in deck order (Pro on top).SettingsViewModel.kt
theme/
AccentColors.ktPeachColors.ktPeachColorsLight.ktPeachMotion.ktPeachPalette.ktA resolved set of Peach colour tokens for one theme (dark or light).PeachRadius.ktPeachSpacing.ktShared 4dp-based spacing scale extracted from the lock-screen layout.PeachStackColors.ktPeachTheme.ktCurrent accent color, available to any composable under [PeachTheme].PeachType.ktShellBackground.ktThe two-bloom shell background that sits behind every screen.
vault/
AdditionalUrlsDetail.ktE3 — additional-URL rows for EntryDetailScreen.AdditionalUrlsEditor.ktE3 — hard cap on additional URLs, matching the spec.CardDetailFields.ktD2 — EntryDetail CARD display block.CardEditFields.ktD2 — EntryEdit CARD field block.CardFieldUtils.ktShared card formatting/detection helpers for D2 (card type fields).ContextMenuSheet.ktD12 long-press context menu (spec §9).CsvExport.ktPure-Kotlin CSV serialisation for the C2 Export screen (CSV sub-view).CsvImport.ktPure-Kotlin CSV / JSON import parsing for the Import screen (spec B2).DetailTagRow.ktInline tag row for EntryDetailScreen, mirroring the browser EntryView: chips display in place, and the "+" affordance expands a same-surface tag editor.EditableFieldRow.ktD6 — Inline per-field editing for EntryDetailScreen.EntryDetailGenerator.ktD4 drafts — generator access from EntryDetailScreen.EntryDetailScreen.ktEntryDetailViewModel.ktEntryEditScreen.ktEntryEditViewModel.ktExportScreen.kt───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Password strength scorer (local, dependency-free) ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────IdentitySuggestDropdown.ktAnchored suggestion dropdown for identity-style fields (username/email).ImportScreen.kt───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ViewModel ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────MultiSelectUi.ktD12 multi-select per-row checkbox (spec §9).NotesModeScreen.ktE2 — full-screen editor for NOTE-type entries.NotesModeViewModel.ktBacks [NotesModeScreen].PasswordHistorySection.ktShared past-password history UI, extracted from EntryEditScreen so both the editor and EntryDetailScreen render the same rows.PeachField.ktThe Peach text field used across the entry-edit screens: a bare underline (no border box), drawn in t3 and lit to the accent while focused — matching the lock screen's credential inputs.PeachScriptExport.ktPeachScript export (MF-2) — writes the browser's PCHS binary payload (Argon2id + AES-256-GCM, zstd sections, BLAKE3 checksum, size-bucket padding, string-table entry packing) re-encoded into Private-Use-Area text.PeachScriptImport.ktPeachScript import (MF-2) — parses the browser's PCHS binary payload back into full vault entries.RecoveryWordsScreen.ktRuneResolve.ktWhich leg of the restore animation is running (browser: RestoreSymbols'
animating).TagChipEditor.ktMax tags per entry.TagListWidgets.ktHorizontally scrollable tag filter strip for VaultListScreen, placed between the search bar and the sort bar.TotpInlineEdit.ktE6 — TOTP double-tap to edit the 2FA secret, inline in EntryDetailScreen.TrashScreen.ktVaultHealthScreen.ktWarm amber used for the "reused" and "weak" advisory buckets.VaultListScreen.ktVaultListViewModel.ktupdates/
UpdateCheckWorker.ktLaunch extra set by the update notification so the app opens on the update flow.UpdateManifest.ktKepr's generic release manifest, as returned by
GET https://kepr.uk/api/<repo>/releases/latest, flattened to the single platform this app can install.UpdateRepository.ktThe Kepr side of in-app updates: what the newest release is, fetching its APK, and proving that APK is the one Kepr published before it is ever handed to the package installer.vault/
BrowserSlot.ktReads the browser extension's slot A so Android can restore a vault that was created there — a Codex printed from the extension, most importantly.Canary.ktDuressConfig.ktThe action Peach takes when the duress passphrase is entered at the lock screen.JwkString.ktReads a passkey's
privateKeyJwk whether it arrives as a JSON object or a string, and writes it back as an object.LastViewedEntryStore.ktRemembers the id of the entry the user last opened so a fresh unlock can land straight back on it (matching the extension, which opens the last entry rather than the list).PasskeyData.ktPasswordGenerator.ktCryptographically random password generator.PasswordHistoryItem.ktOne past password kept in [VaultEntry.passwordHistory].PeachPayloadCodec.ktPeachScript binary payload (PCHS) — a byte-for-byte port of the browser's peachPayload.ts (MF-2).PeachScript.ktPeachScript outer codec — maps each payload byte to one Private-Use-Area code point in U+E000..U+E0FF, and back.RecoveryWordList.ktRecovery word list — byte-identical to the browser's src/shared/recovery-word-list.ts: the canonical 2048-word BIP39 English list, 0-indexed, no duplicates.RecoveryWords.ktSavedIdentity.ktTOTPGenerator.ktRFC 6238 TOTP / RFC 4226 HOTP.VaultCrypto.ktVaultEntry.ktVaultHealth.ktVaultLockTimer.ktIdle auto-lock timer.VaultRepository.ktLenient parser for the Codex vault-blob wrapper only.VaultSettings.ktVaultSnapshot.ktVaultStore.ktOne encrypted slot at rest.jniLibs/
arm64-v8a/
armeabi-v7a/
x86_64/
res/
drawable/
font/
layout/
mipmap-anydpi-v26/
values/
values-night/
test/
java/
com/
peachpasswords/
codex/
license/
security/
shared/
sync/
C7ChirpTransportTest.ktC7 transport tests.ChirpAdoptTest.ktAdoption frame protocol parity with the browser
chirp-adopt.test.ts.ChirpSyncCoordinatorTest.ktTwo in-memory [ChirpSyncSession]s wired back to back.ChirpSyncSuiteTest.ktChirpSync suite (brief Suite 13): length-prefixed pairing frames, SAS derivation KAT, and cross-device entry sync through the [VaultSyncAdapter] (two repositories made to share a sync root key via the Codex blob).CloudRelayReconnectListenerTest.ktCodePairingServerTest.ktCovers the two behaviours that are easy to get quietly wrong: a bad token must be refused with no reply at all, and an abandoned code must stop working.ForegroundSyncCoordinatorTest.ktNoiseKKTest.ktPairingAuthTest.ktPairingCodeTest.ktThe phone is the only side that generates pairing codes and the browser is the only side that reads them, so a drift here is invisible until a real pairing fails with nothing to look at.PairingInvitationTest.ktPeachWebSocketTest.ktExercises the server against OkHttp's RFC 6455 client rather than a hand-rolled one.RelayAdoptionHostTest.ktRelayFramesTest.ktThe relay frames share a channel with ordinary sync frames, so the one thing that must never break is telling them apart: a sync frame misread as a relay frame would be forwarded to another device, and a relay frame misread as sync would be handed to the vault.RelayHubTest.ktThe relay's whole job is to move bytes it must not understand between two peers that cannot reach each other.RelaySettingsPropagationTest.ktRendezvousTest.ktSyncAlertTest.ktSyncPaddingTest.ktSyncReconnectListenerRelayTest.ktThe dispatch itself, over a real socket and a real Noise session: two paired "laptops" connect, one asks to be relayed to the other, and a frame crosses.VaultSyncAdapterTest.ktui/
lock/
onboarding/
vault/
EntryDetailParityTest.ktEntryDetailScreenTest.ktEntryDetail suite (brief Suite 4): the screen's pure rendering logic — full-title ghost watermark, NOTE routing, breach-banner predicate, TOTP timing/hot-state, and masked card display.EntryEditExtraTest.ktEntryEdit suite expansion (brief Suite 5): the new-card field logic (network detection, PAN/CVC limits, expiry validation) and the password generator the editor drawer drives.EntryEditScreenTest.ktExportRoundTripTest.ktGhostWatermarkTest.ktImportParsersTest.ktNotesModeTest.ktRealBackupDecodeTest.ktDecode-path check against a real, full-size PeachScript backup rather than a toy fixture.VaultListSyncDotTest.ktVaultSearchParityTest.kt
updates/
vault/
BrowserPasskeyJwkTest.ktA passkey's
privateKeyJwk is a JSON OBJECT in the browser (JsonWebKey in shared/types.ts); Android holds it as a compact string.BrowserSlotTest.ktPins the browser→Android slot-A translation that Codex restore depends on.CardSerializationTest.ktIn-memory [VaultStorage] for exercising last4 derivation on save (MF-3).CrossPlatformRecoveryWordsTest.ktRecovery words are only a human-readable encoding of the root key's first 16 bytes, so the two platforms MUST agree on the word list byte for byte.DuressSlotBTest.ktIn-memory [VaultStorage] including a decoy (slot B) slot, for the MF-6 duress model.OfficialCryptoVectorsTest.ktPasskeyEntryTest.ktPasswordGeneratorTest.ktPeachScriptRoundTripTest.ktPeachScript + CSV round-trip suite (brief Suite 7): large-vault fidelity, ciphertext tamper detection, size-bucket padding, and CSV column/injection behavior.PeachScriptTest.ktRecoveryEscrowIntegrationTest.ktIntegration coverage for the full create → confirm → seal → unlock recovery chain (brief Fix 1).RecoveryEscrowSuiteTest.ktRecoveryEscrow suite (brief Suite 3): word validation/autocomplete, partial and wrong-word failures, missing-escrow handling, recovery-driven password reset, and the duress-mode guard that recovery escrows are never sealed for the decoy.RecoveryEscrowTest.ktSlotAUnlockTest.ktIn-memory [VaultStorage] for the non-committing dual-derivation path (MF-5).SlotPaddingTest.ktExposes the raw stored slots so the padding lengths (MN-1) can be inspected.TOTPGeneratorTest.ktVaultCryptoKdfTest.ktMF-4: the Argon2id KDF must hash the password's explicit UTF-8 bytes (matching the browser's TextEncoder().encode), not its UTF-16 code units.VaultCryptoTest.ktVaultCrypto suite (brief Suite 2): Argon2id key derivation, AES-256-GCM round-trips, AAD enforcement, and KDF parameters.VaultHealthTest.ktVaultHealth suite (brief Suite 8): the pure [VaultHealth.buildReport] scoring — breach / reused / weak / aged / sensitivity detection, section counts, and the sensitivity-weighted vault score.VaultLockTimerTest.ktIn-memory [VaultStorage] so the timer can drive a real repository off-device.VaultRepositoryExtraTest.ktSecond VaultRepository suite (brief Suite 1 expansion).VaultRepositoryTest.ktIn-memory [VaultStorage] so the repository can be exercised without Android.widget/
gradle/
app/build.gradle actually declares versionName "2.2.0" / versionCode 202000.settings.gradleVERSIONhistory
503ffc08ccfdrecord Android v2.17.43 publication on new Kepr2 weeks ago77bd226029ecmigrate: rename kepr.build to koh.build3 weeks ago1ffaee0b19barecord Android v2.17.43 Kepr publication1 month ago99985d508ba1trigger Sync after local vault commits and keep Android listener alive (v2.17.43)1 month agodcc055003dbcextract vault rollback policy and retire migration warnings (v2.17.42)1 month ago808b7504f3e4add bounded cross-client diagnostics (v2.17.41)1 month ago3fbeae741324clear remembered unlock credentials before navigation (v2.17.40)1 month ago6b929bcc1884exercise diversified 250-entry Codex PDF recovery on device (v2.17.39)1 month agod000a5ceb81eremove flowchart from public v2.17.38 assessment1 month ago43bff030193epublish complete public Android assessment for v2.17.381 month ago81e89faadfd0record v2.17.38 Kepr publication and artifact verification1 month ago334d823aec8brecord v2.17.38 audit observation remediation verification1 month ago3e245b8ce66bresolve four Android audit observations in v2.17.381 month ago39f7680a3945publish complete Android security assessment package for v2.17.371 month ago910d6893b2c9resolve PB-26-009 through PB-26-012 (v2.17.37)1 month ago8649c663d364publish complete v2.17.36 Android security assessment package1 month agof1cb69fdc68fresolve Android security assessment findings (v2.17.36)1 month ago9e1de8e4a429publish complete Android security assessment package for v2.17.351 month ago6527235722e9polish Sync layout and migration notices (v2.17.35)1 month ago62b76a063b8chide the secure reset panel once the device is on the settled generation1 month agodda21083ee07restore Peach release certificate and guard Kepr publication1 month agobdfbe81aa8b2add v2.17.34 Kepr release notes1 month agocfbb0cc15eefallow Android device revocation during Sync reset states1 month agoc34ab676f130accept PB-26-907 as a recorded owner decision1 month ago3c014381268brecord the independent review outcome in continuity1 month agocfd3e08e11f1make the native provenance gate an allow-list over every packaged library (v2.17.33)1 month ago31faca9201f2resolve all 39 findings of the 2026-09-10 independent assessment (v2.17.33)1 month agoa4afc0a38bafadd the independent security assessment of 2.17.32 with its coverage ledger, finding register and evidence index1 month ago92a33c49df44fail-closed malformed ledger and document locked-spool custody divergence (v2.17.32)1 month ago965644f75922add bidirectional adoption v2 process conformance gate (v2.17.31)1 month ago2ecce3b958d0refresh the handoff to state what is actually left1 month ago65dd9e8a6acfrecord the matrix coverage and the two rows that remain1 month ago3655f5a3af0adrive thirteen matrix scenarios plus the manifest adversarial cases1 month ago7da1f5ffe7c9record how far the cross-client matrix got and what it still needs1 month ago6ac4482f841fexpand the cross-client matrix from two scenarios to eleven1 month agoed1d47b3c8f6record how the cross-client matrix harness must be extended1 month agoe1caab7d79cerecord the adapter coverage session in continuity1 month ago76bf9ff4e828extract the source session adapter and cover every callback exhaustively1 month agoa39e1ade4a2brecord the secure reset session and the owner decisions in continuity1 month ago2f76e72efde8wire the release manifest drift gate into the Kepr publish path1 month ago4ccb3c874e48implement the secure reset generation state machine1 month ago1830b6bc2816record the seven-item campaign handoff for the next session1 month ago5b77d27b8c69refuse every device-manifest operation in a locked session and record the PB-26-111/112/115 owner decisions (v2.17.29)1 month ago812f9ac7993cpoint the campaign at the drafted secure-reset contract in sync-protocol §111 month ago9cb4cc720caarecord the adoption v2 conformance audit and revised release-readiness status1 month agoe58ffc3bdaacrecord the §18.1 slice checkpoint and session save identifiers1 month ago336f8bdb5d3drecord the §18.1 immutable-identity closure, green gates, and the §18.4 resume plan1 month agod82545a6da2efix: complete Android adoption v2 relay verification and forward snapshot capability (v2.17.27)1 month ago7511ceafa031record the identity-wallet and adoption v2 handoff for the next session1 month agoa73f59461554wip: land the adoption v2 transcript and every Android adapter, with frozen v1 types intact; relay adoption tests still assert the v1 wire and one blocks to the pairing window (v2.17.26)1 month ago
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Peach for Android
A free, open source, local-first password manager for Android.
No accounts. No subscription. Your passwords stay on the device, encrypted with AES-256-GCM and protected by Argon2id key derivation. Sync, backup, and autofill happen without trusting any cloud in the middle.
Features
- Zero-knowledge vault — AES-256-GCM encryption, Argon2id KDF, keys never leave your device
- End-to-end encrypted sync — pairs with your other Peach devices over a Noise channel; the relay only forwards ciphertext it cannot read
- Inline autofill — fills directly in apps, no copy-paste detour
- Passkeys — WebAuthn credentials alongside your passwords
- Quick Settings tile — copy a credential from anywhere with a single tap
- Biometric unlock — hardware-backed AndroidKeyStore escrow, invalidated on enrollment change
- Codex — prints your encrypted vault as Aztec codes on paper. Physical offline backup
Open Source
Peach is free and open source under the GPL v3 license. Both the browser extension and the Android app.
The source is hosted on Kepr — Asha Software's own version control platform.
Security
Peach has undergone two adversarial analysis sessions against this codebase. The most recent findings have been resolved.
Cryptographic primitives:
- Key derivation: Argon2id (m=64MiB, t=3, p=4)
- Encryption: AES-256-GCM with fresh random nonces
- Sync handshake: Noise NK / Noise KK (25519, ChaChaPoly, BLAKE2s)
- Backup codec: GF(2⁸) Reed-Solomon with zstd compression
- BLAKE3 checksums throughout
The canonical Noise core lives in a shared Rust crate with the browser extension — Android drives it via JNI. See docs/CRYPTOGRAPHIC-TEST-VECTORS.md for the byte-level vectors that pin each primitive.
Building
./gradlew assembleRelease
Outputs to app/build/outputs/apk/release/. The shared Noise core is built from ../peach-browser/crypto-core.
License
GPL v3 — see LICENSE.
Peach Pro
Pro features (end-to-end encrypted sync, Codex, Canary) are available for $39 one-time at peachpasswords.com. Purchasing Pro supports continued development.
Built by Asha Software · [email protected]