An open-source password manager for Android supporting KeePass databases, with keyboard autofill and Material design.
Local password manager. All data stays in an encrypted file the user controls; no analytics, no cloud dependency.
KeePassDX is a password manager for Android that reads and writes standard KeePass database files (kdb, kdbx). Your passwords stay in a single encrypted file that you control — on your device or synced wherever you choose, with no vendor lock-in. It integrates with Android's autofill framework, includes its own keyboard for secure entry, supports hardware key (YubiKey) unlock, and can generate passphrases and keys. Databases can be opened read-only for safety. The libre build on F-Droid contains no proprietary components; the project is open source under GPLv3 and funded by donations.
KeePassDX by Kunzisoft — Security & Privacy app, 11 MB, requires Android 5.0+. Direct APK download on AppsDone, scanned for malware.