Free to start · no credit card
Every build is code-signed, and notarized by Apple on macOS. Windows shows the publisher as Samin Grahich — the developer of Apiboo. A new release can still trip SmartScreen before it has been downloaded much; choose More info → Run anyway.
The Chrome extension fills logins and signs in with passkeys from your encrypted vault, on its own: sign in with your Apiboo account, unlock with your master passphrase. Apiboo only ever stores ciphertext — the desktop app is not required.
Get the extensioniOS and Android apps are being built — your workspace, chat and vault in your pocket. No release date yet.
macOS, Windows and Linux. On macOS there are builds for Apple silicon and Intel; on Linux you can use the AppImage or the .deb package.
Yes. Apiboo is free to start, with no credit card and no account needed.
Yes. Every build is code-signed, and notarized by Apple on macOS. Windows shows the publisher as Samin Grahich, the developer of Apiboo.
A new release can still trip SmartScreen before it has been downloaded much. Choose More info → Run anyway.
Updates come from inside the app: when one is ready, an Update available button appears at the bottom of the rail, and Settings → General has Check for updates.
No. The extension fills logins and signs in with passkeys from your encrypted vault on its own: sign in with your Apiboo account and unlock with your master passphrase.
iOS and Android apps are being built. There is no release date yet.