KeyCellar 1.1.0

New

• Menu bar panel in the style of the author's other apps: unlock with Touch ID, then the quick search; Lock Now in its footer; right-click the icon for a short menu
• The panel stays out of screenshots, recordings and screen sharing, like every window of the app
• New icon in the same style as the author's other apps
• About window with what the app does, the version and release date, and links to the website and this repository
• Sidebar in groups: Library (with Trash), Kinds, Projects and Tags, with Settings pinned at the bottom

Install

Download KeyCellar-1.1.0.dmg below, open it and drag KeyCellar to Applications. The app is signed with a self-signed certificate, not an Apple Developer ID, so macOS blocks the first launch: open it once from System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
KeyCellar has no network access and never checks for updates: replace the app in Applications with this download, and the vault stays where it is.

The same build is on apps.dangkhoabach.vn/keycellar.

SHA-256 (KeyCellar-1.1.0.dmg): 255140d256dfb4efb0e579dd2c6cbbd1b9e8201943a54cd04a291221b4f1d063

KeyCellar 1.0.3

Fixed

• After you close the main window, opening the menu bar panel no longer brings the window back

On first launch of the new version macOS asks once for your login password so KeyCellar can reach its vault key. Click "Always Allow".

Install

Download KeyCellar-1.0.3.dmg below, open it and drag KeyCellar to Applications. The app is signed with a self-signed certificate, not an Apple Developer ID, so macOS blocks the first launch: open it once from System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
KeyCellar has no network access and never checks for updates: replace the app in Applications with this download, and the vault stays where it is.

The same build is on apps.dangkhoabach.vn/keycellar.

SHA-256 (KeyCellar-1.0.3.dmg): c38a05a8220f6c85ed5d7514704a201ecbe2ced4417175675b145ac36a066e7e

KeyCellar 1.0.2

Changed

• DKB Secret is now KeyCellar, and it is open source under the MIT license: github.com/dangkhoabach/KeyCellar
• KeyCellar opens the same vault, settings and backups. Drag it to Applications, then move DKB Secret to the Trash: the vault stays where it is
• On first launch macOS asks once for your login password so KeyCellar can reach its vault key. Click "Always Allow"

Install

Download KeyCellar-1.0.2.dmg below, open it and drag KeyCellar to Applications. The app is signed with a self-signed certificate, not an Apple Developer ID, so macOS blocks the first launch: open it once from System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
KeyCellar has no network access and never checks for updates: replace the app in Applications with this download, and the vault stays where it is.

The same build is on apps.dangkhoabach.vn/dkb-secret.

SHA-256 (KeyCellar-1.0.2.dmg): 5e5070aa6682e744684d7629aebc5d16227315f6dbe9c6a16c6a88c70fd897db