Buttercup for Mac
Free password manager.
Free
In English
Version 2.25.0When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Buttercup overview
Buttercupis a beautifully-simple password manager designed to help manage your credentials. Buttercup uses very strong encryption to protect your sensitive details under a single master password - Feel free to use stronger and more complex passwords for each service and let Buttercup store them securely.
Buttercup is free to download and use and is available for Windows, Mac and Linux. Use it alongside the browser extension and mobile app for a completely portable experience.
What’s new in version 2.25.0
- Electron hardening by @perry-mitchell in #1273
- Add Portuguese Language Support by @Hawk-Root in #1272
Buttercup for Mac
Free
In English
Version 2.25.0
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Jul 2 2023
Version: 2.17.0
Not Universal, does NOT work on Silicon Mac, unless I a "helper", Rosetta.
NO "helpers" and no "rosietas" on my new iMac M1.
Developer, please update.
Apr 18 2022
Version: 2.14.2
Unable to import from any format if the Notes in the original app (1Password, Enpass, etc.) contain the character " — and I have many... Enpass or KeePassXC don't have that issue.
Jan 21 2020
Version: 1.18.2
This looks like a really good, open-source alternative to 1Password. Unfortunately, there's currently no browser extension for Safari on desktop. If/when a Safari extension gets developed (it's on their roadmap), I'll give this another look.
Jan 28 2019
Version: 1.14.0
Pretty cool software. Open source, very important when it comes to sensitive data!
Only thing i'm missing is the possibility to create notes.
Sep 10 2018
Version: 1.10.1
Sorry, not gonna use software named Buttercup.
I don’t want to be heard using the word Buttercup. I don’t even like typing the word Buttercup.
The icon looks pregnant - why is there a bulge on the padlock?
Is it a tumor? Is it a parasitic twin?
The description fails to mention a very important point found on the App Store: That it’s open-source. There’s also no screenshot here.
Zero ratings in the App Store.
52 ratings in Google Play giving it a total of 3.8 stars, but most of them mention problems or ask for additional features. One recurring complaint is there’s apparently no offline/local storage. I personally won’t use any app that requires my passwords to leave my home.
I don’t want to be heard using the word Buttercup. I don’t even like typing the word Buttercup.
The icon looks pregnant - why is there a bulge on the padlock?
Is it a tumor? Is it a parasitic twin?
The description fails to mention a very important point found on the App Store: That it’s open-source. There’s also no screenshot here.
Zero ratings in the App Store.
52 ratings in Google Play giving it a total of 3.8 stars, but most of them mention problems or ask for additional features. One recurring complaint is there’s apparently no offline/local storage. I personally won’t use any app that requires my passwords to leave my home.
