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For longtime password-manager users
Move from BlackBerry Password Keeper CSV files to a more familiar Android experience, preserving titles, usernames, notes, favorites, groups and supported metadata.
RAFTECH.ORG Password KeeperYour passwords. Your device. Your control.
Android • Accessibility • Private Beta 5
Keep your passwords familiar, organized, and easier to manage.
RAFTECH.ORG Password Keeper was born from a real problem: a longtime BlackBerry Password Keeper user needed a dependable way to preserve years of saved credentials. The result is an Android password manager designed for clarity, readable controls, and personal control of your vault.
Limited Beta 5: Security testing and validation are ongoing. Please avoid relying on this version to protect critical account credentials until the security review is complete.
Offline-first designDesigned around a local encrypted vault, rather than a mandatory online account.
BlackBerry migrationImport Password Keeper CSV records while retaining familiar fields.
Readable by designLarge controls, search, groups, favorites, and Android accessibility support.
Password Keeper
My Entries
Personal Email
example@email.com
example@email.com
Healthcare Portal
Example record
Example record
Bank Account
Example record
Example record
Illustrative entries. Not a screenshot of a real vault.
Because familiar technology should not suddenly leave people behind.
When a trusted password manager disappears, migrating years of credentials can be especially stressful. Password Keeper aims to reduce that burden without asking people to relearn everything at once.
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For older adults
Readable text, clear controls, a simple entry list and a choice between a typed master password and compatible device biometrics.
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For caregivers
A simpler password-management workflow can make everyday device assistance easier. The vault remains a private single-user product, not a caregiver-access or sharing service.
Built from a real need, guided by RAFTECH.ORG's mission
Password Keeper began when a BlackBerry Password Keeper user faced the possibility of losing access to years of saved credentials. Recovering and importing those records became the starting point for an Android app designed for people who value independence and familiarity.
RAFTECH.ORG focuses on aging-in-place technology, accessibility and practical clarity for older adults and caregivers. Password Keeper reflects that approach, without claiming that accessibility replaces rigorous security engineering.
Your passwords. Your device. Your control.
Useful everyday tools, without unnecessary complexity.
The Android beta includes password organization, migration and recovery workflows. Features are subject to ongoing device and security testing.
Organize and find entries
Search titles, usernames, websites and notes. Group and favorite entries, create custom fields, and move through long lists with an alphabetical index.
Unlock with your preferred method
Use a typed master password or device-supported biometrics, with screen privacy and configurable automatic-lock timing.
Generate passwords
Choose password length and allowed character categories. Read strength feedback labeled Weak, Medium or Strong and adjust generation settings.
Bring your data and back it up
Import compatible BlackBerry CSV exports and create encrypted backups. Optional plaintext CSV export is available for portability, but must be handled with particular care.
- Designed for Android phones and tablets
- Large, high-contrast touch controls
- System, light and dark display settings in the vault
- Copy username, password and website
- Manage groups, including empty groups
- Encrypted backup and restore workflows
- Private Beta 5: security validation in progress
RAFTECH.ORG Password Keeper Privacy Policy
How Password Keeper handles sensitive vault information, what export and backup options mean, and what users can control.
Beta 5 source and release-manifest review completed November 5, 2026. Device testing and independent security validation remain incomplete; this policy is not a security certification.
Overview
RAFTECH.ORG Password Keeper is an Android application for managing passwords and related account information in a device-local vault. This policy explains the handling of vault data and associated risks in Beta 5. The application is currently a limited beta, and an independent security validation has not been completed.
Information you provide
Depending on how you use the application, records may include account titles, URLs, usernames, passwords, notes, group labels, favorites, custom fields and source migration metadata. These are sensitive even when they do not directly identify you. Your master password is used for vault authentication. Every encrypted backup uses a password: your current master password, a separate custom passphrase, or an app-generated password. Local settings also retain display and lock preferences, password-reminder and failed-attempt timing, and temporary clipboard cleanup metadata.
You control what information you enter or import. Do not include someone else's information unless you have permission to manage it.
Local security and biometrics
Beta 5 encrypts the local vault with AES-256-GCM and a random 256-bit data key. A key derived from your master password using PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 with 600,000 iterations and a random salt encrypts that data key. This algorithm summary does not establish that the entire implementation, key lifecycle, or all data paths are secure.
Optional biometric unlock uses Android's strong-biometric prompt and an Android Keystore key to protect a local copy of the vault data key. Android manages biometric enrollment; the app does not receive fingerprint images or face templates. Enrollment changes can invalidate biometric access. Keep your master password: the app has no forgotten-password recovery. Vault contents are present in memory while unlocked; clearing all managed-memory copies cannot be guaranteed. Android automatic backup is disabled, cloud-backup and device-transfer exclusions are configured, and vault and biometric-key files use Android's no-backup directory. Device-specific behavior still requires testing.
Imports, exports and backups
BlackBerry Password Keeper CSV import may process readable, unencrypted records. When exported to a plaintext CSV file, usernames, passwords and other entry contents may be readable to anyone who obtains the file. Use a secure destination, restrict access and remove unnecessary copies.
Encrypted backups use AES-256-GCM with a password-derived key and a fresh salt. Export, restore, erase and reset require the current master password. Restore also requires the password used for that backup and replaces current entries and groups. Changing or recreating a vault does not change the password required for an existing backup. Exports saved to cloud-connected folders or shared with other applications may become accessible outside Password Keeper's control. Backup files and imported source files stored outside the application are not deleted by resetting the vault.
Network activity, analytics and outside services
Beta 5 has no RAFTECH.ORG account service and requests no Android Internet permission. Inspection of its application source, release manifest and bundled dependency metadata found no integrated advertising, analytics, remote crash-reporting or vault-upload service. This is a static-review finding, not a completed runtime traffic test. Files you choose through Android's document picker may be handled or synchronized by another provider, including a cloud provider. Google Play may independently process download or installation information under Google's policies.
Clipboard: Copying places readable text on the Android clipboard and marks it sensitive. The app schedules cleanup after 30 seconds, but cleanup requires window focus and is not guaranteed after backgrounding, closing or resetting the app. Other apps or device clipboard features may retain copies. Website visits and information you submit through the contact page are separate from local vault processing.
Deleting data
Within the application, users can erase stored entries or reset the local vault, subject to confirmation and authentication controls. Erase All Entries removes entries while retaining groups, the vault key and settings. Reset Entire Vault deletes the vault file and biometric association and clears the named display/lock, reminder, failed-attempt and clipboard-tracking settings. Beta 5 reset does not reliably clear previously copied clipboard text; do not rely on reset to remove it. Externally exported CSV files and backup copies are not automatically removed. Flash storage, device backups, and operating-system storage behavior do not support a blanket guarantee of physical overwriting.
Your choices
Users can view, edit, import, export, back up and delete supported local vault records using the application's available controls. Protect your master and backup passwords and securely handle copies of exported files. If you have questions about RAFTECH.ORG's handling of information, please contact us through the address below.
Policy changes
RAFTECH.ORG may update this policy if the app's features, permissions, dependencies or information handling change. Substantive updates will be reflected on this page with an updated effective date.
Contact
For privacy questions about Password Keeper, contact RAFTECH.ORG through the RAFTECH.ORG contact page.
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RAFTECH.ORG develops and evaluates practical, accessible tools for older adults, caregivers and people who value straightforward technology.
The next step should be clearer.
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