Attach a file to any entry in Bramble: a passport scan, a page of recovery codes, a licence file. It is encrypted on your device, syncs between your devices, and goes into every backup.
On iOS 26, your iPhone can hand your passwords, one-time codes and passkeys straight from Apple Passwords or another password manager to Bramble, with no plaintext file in between.
Bramble now makes a fresh forwarding address when you sign up: through Addy.io, SimpleLogin, or a domain you already own with no account and no API key at all.
Bramble now runs natively on macOS and Linux, in beta: a quick-access panel over everything, an always-on sync hub, backups that run while the vault is locked, and installs from Homebrew, apt, AppImage, .deb, .rpm or a Nix flake.
What changed in Bramble since the Show HN a month ago: iOS and Firefox, multiple vaults, encrypted cloud backups, P2P sync hardening, and reproducible Android builds.