Native Android App and Full Platform Coverage

AliasVault 0.18.0 is live! This release brings AliasVault to Android, making AliasVault now officially available across all major platforms: Web, Browser Extensions, and mobile (iOS + Android). Alongside this milestone, we’ve introduced new admin capabilities, critical bug fixes, and UI/UX improvements across the board.

🤖 Native Android App Now Available

AliasVault’s native Android app has arrived on Google Play. It brings mobile-first security and usability, including:

• Native autofill support for apps and websites
• Biometric unlock (Fingerprint, Face)
• Seamless integration with both self-hosted and cloud-hosted setups

Download AliasVault for Android

With this addition, you can now access AliasVault wherever you are, on web, iOS, Android, and browser extensions — with a consistent, secure experience.

🔐 Admin Control: Revoke All Sessions

Admins can now instantly revoke all active sessions for a user with a single click. This is especially useful for emergency deactivations or incident response.

📩 More Admin Visibility

The user list in the admin panel now shows how many emails each user has received — adding a new layer of visibility for usage monitoring.

🧠 Browser Extension Autofill Accuracy

We’ve fixed some long-standing issues in the browser extension:

• Prevented autofill from triggering on irrelevant (non-login) fields
• Fixed crashes when entering self-hosted URLs without an HTTPS prefix

The result is a more precise and stable autofill experience across websites.

🛠️ Other Fixes and Changes

• Fixed Docker volume path issue with self-hosted setups trying to enable SSL certs
• Resolved username/email overflow in the UI
• Closed an API issue that could expose whether a username exists
• Removed legacy SQLite server dependencies

🛣️ What's Next?

In the coming months, we’ll be focusing on general password and alias management improvements, as we head toward our long-anticipated v1.0 release.

Check out the roadmap on GitHub and stay tuned!