keepass2android Tresorit

Please please add support for Tresorit cloud storage on the app!

Tresorit is an ideal partner for secure password storage since it's end-to-end encrypted - meaning even the cloud storage provider doesn't have access to the database.

Oct 19 '17 11:10 Lokomojo

do they provide any file storage API for Android?

Oct 20 '17 04:10 PhilippC

How could one check that? If I select "Open with external app" from keepass2android, I get a separate entry for Tresorit in the sidebar alongside with Dropbox, Google Drive and Keepass2android itself. Is this the right API?

Feb 20 '18 06:02 rassie

They seem to have moved to their own silly "file linking" system which doesn't work with keepass. This is really annoying..

Feb 20 '18 14:02 Lokomojo

@PhilippC
I thought they had a different API system a few months ago. This is what I found just now, though. https://github.com/tresorit/ZeroKit-Android-SDK

Mar 09 '18 14:03 codeGlaze

ZeroKit is actually an entirely different product, unfortunately.

Mar 09 '18 14:03 Lokomojo

Any solution for this yet? It would be really sad if I can't use keepass android with Tresorit for this reason.

May 04 '18 07:05 frankkusel

Android has standard ways of opening files from other apps. The best way would be that Tresorit provides a DocumentProvider (https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/document-provider) which would allow KP2A to access the files through the system file picker. Please contact their support.

May 07 '18 08:05 PhilippC

Thank you for the feedback.

I will raise the question with Tresorit.

Regards, Frank

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Android has standard ways of opening files from other apps. The best way would be that Tresorit provides a DocumentProvider ( https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/document-provider) which would allow KP2A to access the files through the system file picker. Please contact their support.

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May 07 '18 09:05 frankkusel

Any movement on this? I literally just opened a Tresorit account due to Dropbox dropping support for various filesystems.

Aug 21 '18 09:08 mashdot

@frankkusel : any reply from them? I'm in the same situation as @mashdot, moving away from Dropbox because of them dropping support for filesystems, and I'm looking at Tresorit as one of the most likely alternatives...

Nov 15 '18 13:11 thegeologician

I never got a coherent response from Tresorit, so I have moved back to Dropbox in the interim.

Nov 15 '18 13:11 frankkusel

ok, thanks.

Nov 15 '18 14:11 thegeologician

Tresorit sync seems to be working for me now. Here's what I did:

Open the Tresorit Android app and navigate to the .kdbx file.
Tap on the file to open it. In the "Open As" dialog that appears, select "Other"
Select "Keepass2Android" from the list of apps displayed.
Any changes made now will be synced to Tresorit's servers.

The slight problem is that Keepass2Android does not retain the access permissions to the file. If I then open the same database from Keepass2Android directly, it will be unable to sync with Tresorit. If I make changes now, I'll need to repeat steps 1 to 3 above, then select Keepass2Android's "Synchronise database..." option to sync those changes.

Hope this contributes some progress here.

Jun 07 '19 15:06 weelillad

Thank you so much @weelillad! Your solution works fine for me, too and I'm really very happy about it. It saves me so much time and troubles.

Nov 24 '19 20:11 freeflow-kido

I suggest to put the vote-thumb-up-if-you-like-it label and let users decide if this is relevant

Mar 26 '25 17:03 Gian-Fr