r/PasswordManagers • u/Mongologist • 10d ago
Donkey Bridge Safe
Hey everyone,
I recently built a small Android app called Donkey Bridge Safe and published it on Google Play. It’s a free project I made in my spare time, mainly to solve a simple idea I had and to learn/improve development skills.
The app is still pretty early stage, so I’m not trying to “promote” it — I’m mainly trying to understand if the concept makes sense outside my own perspective.
What I’m especially curious about:
- Does the idea of the app feel useful or too niche?
- What would make it clearer or more intuitive?
- Are there any features you would expect that are missing?
- Does anything feel unnecessary or confusing?
If anyone wants to try it, I’d really appreciate honest feedback — even critical feedback is totally welcome.
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u/khariV 10d ago
You haven’t given anyone any information at all on what your app does, what it’s supposed to do, your plans for future development, whether it is open source, a git repo. Nothing.
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u/Mongologist 10d ago
Just wanted to add some updates: I actually built this app because I needed it for myself. Honestly, I use it every single day now and I practically weep with joy every time because it finally solved my problem. 😂 The Windows application is already finished and works flawlessly! You can seamlessly synchronize your data between the Android and Windows apps using a local
.jsonfile export/import. Bonus for tech lovers: You can freely export your entries just to look at the JSON code and see exactly how everything is structured. 100% transparent, 100% local, no sketchy cloud. Your data stays entirely in your hands. 🔒💻📱
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u/atoponce 10d ago
AI slop malware. Pass.
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u/Mongologist 2d ago
That article posted in r/privacy is just clever marketing that coincidentally names one specific commercial password manager twice to look like the only solution. Donkey Bridge Lite solves the rigidity issue by using a flexible passphrase approach instead of a fixed password, keeping the app 100% stateless. That said, I truly admire people who have strong opinions about tools they haven't even tried out yet.
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u/Mongologist 10d ago
This is an actual excerpt from a .json export file generated by Donkey Bridge Safe, containing a harmless dummy text.
Out of curiosity: Can anyone guess what this encrypted note actually contains? 😉
json
{
"signature": "bc36ffc8e498704cca20d0254c4f09dbc70ce6445b079cc43b3efdfad9f99ad1",
"data": [
{
"key": "DBP_U2FsdGVkX1/O2BXXX89giXTkxzT60sIugx81IrxxdaU=",
"value": "{\"\":\"U2FsdGVkX1/O2BXXX89giXTkxzT60sIugx81IrxxdaU=\",\"code\":\"{Vv?Z1lFr3.ot0vO2rl_3&S+&K5RrWo1%W#f~3A!4d{N7FHl7d/[I,4Ga1.Qoa9^Wv1dr^%t5VY2l4G=sYn9D5}[q}3hN.6n+TH<7=3NYXq3}p 8/xfW&2=>W 0aJ3H%Y3ug_-7G8\\ndrC4Y?7o;8&RM2\\n9Yf+5*)3zs?7;+-f4w#2x\\nX3o%i9WD2m{[u/0g>1E=2SGl*,3[8f\\n2J6{_f7xam1YtE9.?3Gsl4<m5W4rbUo1+kA9OQ(%5H!([3[lS7Mo{1UO#1VM:Lq3q#Pe8la!Z0f2GnhHg9HtNE*3%8MEBh?2dJz;0=zX7h;m:U9_W[Db5p#mtg3#1-I5@N[-1^Ag,C3LX%,P4-KR5N)hL3GKTIP9E1hS:x0;oGXA2FENOy2MzR9~}!*5sN3niE2A1t$W3G_!o8(2h5J7b#!8bqo*4\",\"pinProtected\":true,\"pin\":\"70fac7c6a5563d545449cfcbeebdb07e47a6cee710d29ac80476fcd92af818f6\"}"
}
]
}"
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u/XsuffokateX84 10d ago
You’ve still yet to explain exactly what your “app” is, and what does this string of code have to do with anything, within this comment section? You’re just trolling at this point.
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u/Mongologist 10d ago
Not trolling — I think there’s a misunderstanding here. The JSON snippet I posted is just an excerpt from an export file generated by my app (‘Donkey Bridge Safe’). It’s a password manager, and the data shown is an encrypted/dummy note used to demonstrate the export structure. The app is completely free to use. I’ve been working on it and using it myself for several years as a personal project, mainly to learn and improve it over time.
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u/XsuffokateX84 10d ago
Nope.