MUTN/README.md

MUTN Password Manager

Pronounced as: "mutton", "muh·tn"

MUTN is a simple, self-hosted, SSH-synchronized password manager based on libmutton.

MUTN is an expanded re-implementation of sshyp written in Go.

Though MUTN will feel very familiar to users of sshyp, it is intended to differ and will break entry compatibility before reaching a stable release.

WARNING

It is your responsibility to assess the security and stability of MUTN and to ensure it meets your needs before using it. I am not responsible for any data loss or breaches of your information resulting from the use of MUTN. MUTN is a new project that is constantly being updated, and though safety and security are priorities, they cannot be guaranteed.

Mission Statement

MUTN aims to make it as simple as possible to manage passwords and notes via CLI across multiple devices in a secure, self-hosted fashion.

Building

MUTN is currently in early development and does not yet have online synchronization functionality (offline only).

To build the current version of MUTN, simply clone this repository and run go build in its root directory.

Roadmap

• Refactor for better modularity
  • Release v0.1.0 - No binaries
• Crete server software
• Add native sync
• Add netpin (quick-unlock replacement) functionality
  • Release v0.2.0 - Make repo public - x86_64_v1 binary
• Println text-wrapping
• Markdown support for notes
  • Release v0.2.1 - x86_64_v1 binary
• Swap to native encryption, consider making GPG optional or removing entirely
• Swap to native SSH if not already done
  • Release v0.3.0 - x86_64_v1 binary
• Replace init with interactive ttyPod-based menu
  • Release v0.3.1 - x86_64_v1 binary
• Password aging support
  • Release v0.4.0 - x86_64_v1 binary
• Perform extensive testing, fixing, and optimizing
• Create artwork
• Create manpage
• Create packaging script
  • Release v1.0.0
    • Official packages for:
      • Arch Linux (AUR PKGBUILD, source-based with user's architecture feature level)
      • Debian 12+/Ubuntu 24.04+ Linux
      • Alpine Linux
      • Fedora Linux
      • FreeBSD
      • Windows
      • MacOS (aarch64 only)