Apps
Apps
Lasbolt has one server and several clients. Pick the clients that you need. They all use the same vault.
There are no store releases yet. You use the web app in a browser. You build the other clients from source. Each page says how.
No install. Manage items, folders, spaces and devices. Weaker E2E promise.
Menu bar app with Touch ID. It runs the agent and the Safari extension.
Face ID, system AutoFill and approvals. Needs a paid Apple team on a device.
Autofill in browsers, biometric unlock, edit and approvals.
Fill logins in Chrome, Firefox and Safari on a desktop.
Scripts, secrets for programs, scoped keys for agents.
What each client can do
| Web | macOS | iOS | Android | Extension | CLI | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Read items | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Search, fill | Yes |
| Make and change items | Yes | No | No | Yes | No | Yes |
| E2E folders | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes, through the agent | Yes |
| AutoFill | No | Safari extension | System AutoFill (paid team) | Browsers | Yes | No |
| Biometric unlock | No | Touch ID (own build) | Face ID | Fingerprint or face | No | No |
| Decide approvals | Yes | No | Yes (password login) | Yes (password login) | No | No |
| Wait for an approval | - | Yes | - | Yes | Yes | Yes (exit code 7) |
| Work offline | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes, through the agent | Yes |
| Manage shared spaces and teams | Yes | No | No | No | No | No |
Notes:
- E2E folders. In the web app the server sends the code, so its E2E promise is weaker. See Web app.
- AutoFill. The extension fills and does not save. Android also saves logins from the browser. The iOS extension fills items that are not in E2E folders and do not ask before each use.
- Approvals. An item can ask before each use. Only the web app, and a phone that signed in with the master password, can decide. The macOS app and the CLI wait, and you decide in the web app.
- Offline. The native clients keep a local copy and sync when the server is reachable. The browser extension uses the agent of the CLI or the macOS app.
Connect the clients
The macOS app, the extension and the CLI share one agent on the same computer. You sign in once. The phones sign in on their own. In the web app, use Settings, then Devices, to add a phone or to see and remove devices. See Devices and approvals.
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