A downloadable tool

Features


  • Secure Storage: Credentials are encrypted using Fernet symmetric encryption.
  • Master Password: Access is protected by a master password.
  • CRUD Operations: Add, retrieve, update, and delete credentials for various services.
  • Cross-Platform: Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
  • User-Friendly CLI: Clear prompts and banners for easy navigation.
  • Logging: Informative logging for actions and errors.
Published 19 hours ago
StatusIn development
CategoryTool
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(2 total ratings)
AuthorCryptence
Tagscli, credentials, database, manager, nexa, nexa-vault, password, password-manager, python, terminal

Download

Download
Nexa_PWMv1.0.0.zip 29 MB

Install instructions

Nexa Password Manager

Nexa is a secure, command-line–based password manager designed to safely store, retrieve, and manage your credentials using encryption.

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🚀 Getting Started

Follow these steps to install and run Nexa:

1. Extract the Nexa Vault folder.

Extract or move your Nexa Vault folder from the NEXAPWM.zip file to your Program Files directory:

C:\Program Files\Nexa Vault

2. Create a Desktop Shortcut

Inside the dist folder:

Right-click Nexa.exe

Choose Send to → Desktop (create shortcut)

🗝️ Vault & Master Password Location

After running the program for the first time, Nexa automatically creates its secure storage files in:

%LOCALAPPDATA%\Nexa

Here you’ll find:

Your vault database

Your master password hash

Feel free to explore the files if you’re curious — they are encrypted for your security.

⚙️ Notes

Make sure you have permission to write to the Program Files directory.

Do not delete or move the %LOCALAPPDATA%\Nexa folder; it contains your encrypted credentials.

Keep your master password safe — it’s the only way to access your vault.

💬 Feedback

If you encounter any issues, notice something that could be improved, or have ideas for new features, please let me know so I can make adjustments and updates.

Enjoy using Nexa — your encrypted CLI password manager.