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Enterprise password manager with zero-knowledge encryption. Autofill, passkeys and 2FA on your organization's own server. RePass is a self-hosted enterprise password manager built on a zero-knowledge architecture. All encryption happens on your device — your passwords are encrypted before they ever leave your browser, and the server never sees plaintext data. This extension connects to your organization's own RePass server. It is intended for teams and companies running RePass; a server address provided by your administrator is required. KEY FEATURES • Autofill — detects login forms and fills credentials on the sites you visit, with right-click context menu support • Two-factor codes — fills TOTP (2FA) codes automatically alongside your credentials • Passkeys — save and use passkeys (WebAuthn) stored securely in your vault • Password generator — create strong, unique passwords as you sign up • Azure AD SSO — sign in with your corporate Microsoft account, MFA enforced • Shared vaults — access credentials shared with your team, with role-based permissions • Auto-lock — your vault locks automatically after a period of inactivity SECURITY & PRIVACY • Zero-knowledge: AES-256-GCM encryption and Argon2id key derivation happen entirely client-side • Self-hosted: your data stays on your company's own infrastructure — nothing is stored by us • No tracking: the extension collects no analytics and sells no data • All traffic is encrypted over TLS 1.3 Privacy policy: https://repass.one/privacy RePass is developed by RE Labs. Learn more at https://relabs.one
Aug 14, 2026
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