AliasVault, an open source end to end encrypted password manager and private email alias service, secured on first boot.
AliasVault is a self hosted password manager combined with a private email alias service. For every website you can generate a unique identity and a unique email alias, receive mail for that alias through a built in mail server, and store the login in a zero knowledge vault whose master password never leaves your device. It gives individuals and families a private alternative to hosted password managers and burner email services, run and owned inside their own cloud account.
cloudimg ships the full open source AliasVault stack on Ubuntu 24.04, hardened and fully patched, with a bundled PostgreSQL database and mail server on the same VM behind an nginx reverse proxy that terminates TLS. Because AliasVault stores your most sensitive credentials, security is enforced from first boot: a unique admin password, JWT signing key, data protection key and database password are generated on each virtual machine and a fresh self signed certificate is created, the vault stays zero knowledge so no encryption key is ever shipped, and PostgreSQL is bound to the internal container network only. It comes with a paired deployment guide and 24/7 cloudimg support.
Real screenshots taken while testing this image against its deployment guide.