keepassxc for desktop and keepassdx for mobile. to sync my database between two devices, i use syncthing, a continuous file synchronization. i also use a termux script on mobile to copy my database to the sd card every time i make a change to the database, i just run the script and it automatically copies my database.
I found adding an always-on device to my syncthing mesh to be an awesome experience. This way even if my battery dies, it can still pull the latest version after I shut down my PC.
What I use is just password manager. It's offline and it only backs up to your phone or SD card. I ended up getting the paid version so I could store more than 12. I never looked for another one because this one does exactly what I want and ir seems solid privacy wise.
Nextcloud is not so bad when installed as a snap. Though it limits some customization.
I tried bitwarden a while ago, but I've been on Keepass for almost 10 years now and a lot of my custom fields don't line up with anything in bitwarden. It was a bit messy. I still recommend bitwarden for anyone looking to start using a password manager.
I also pay the $10 a year or whatever to be able to store TOTP codes in Bitwarden. I love having them copied to my clipboard automatically while logging in! (Yes I know it's less secure. I don't care lol. I don't feel like getting locked out of everything because I broke my phone.)
people slag me off for putting my totp codes into keepass, they say it's less secure. i care only about not being able to replay. if someone got into my password manager, it's game over in so many more ways than a couple of totp configs
Bitwarden for where convenience is important, which is the majority of my logins (forums, social media, memberships). In turn I also have self hosted Keepas for "key" logins (Bitwarden, online banking, Google).
KeepassXC on desktop and KeepassDX on my android device, synced using syncthing. I don't trust servers keeping all of my passwords anymore, encrypted or not
Yeah pass is great. It's basically just a git repo of text files encrypted with gpg. That means if you know those other tools there's nothing extra to learn/ nothing bespoke to depend upon or maintain. I sync my secrets between laptop and phone via a Diskstation NAS without needing to install anything special.
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