Kinds of item
Choose Add New above your list, then pick one:
| Item | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Login | Websites, a username or email, a password, an Authenticator key (TOTP) for two-factor codes (Steam Guard too), passkeys and notes. |
| Payment card | Cardholder name, card number, expiry date, CVV and notes. |
| Secure note | A title and any text. |
| SSH key | A public key, a private key, its passphrase and notes. |
Any item can also hold:
- Custom fields: choose Add field for things like security questions or account numbers. Make a field Hidden to mask its value.
- Tags: see below.
- Files: see Attach files to an entry.
To copy an item, open it and choose Duplicate. The copy leaves out passkeys.
Organise with tags
Bramble has no folders. Use tags instead.
- Edit an item and type a tag under Tags. Press Enter or a comma to add it.
- To see everything with a tag, type
#and the tag in the search box, like#work. Bramble suggests your tags as you type. - Combine terms to narrow the list:
#work githubshows items tagged work that match github.
On an item, choose one of its tags to list everything with that tag. An item can have up to 32 tags.
Search, filter and sort
- The search box matches names, usernames, websites, notes, custom fields and tags. Name matches come first, then usernames and websites, then notes and custom fields.
- Filter by kind of item with the buttons above the list. On a narrow screen, use Filter by type.
- Sort offers Name A-Z, Name Z-A, Recently used, Recently added and Recently updated.
Archive
Archive an item to keep it without seeing it every day. Archived items stay in your vault, but they leave your main list and aren’t offered for autofill.
- Open the item and choose Archive.
- To find archived items, choose the archive button next to Sort. It appears once something is archived.
- To bring an item back, open it and choose Restore.
Breach warnings
The Overview above your list counts Total Items, At Risk and Strong. Choose a count to list those items.
At Risk shows logins whose password another login also uses, marked Reused, or whose password is in a known data breach. Bramble finds reused passwords on your device. The breach check is off by default: open Settings → General and turn on Check passwords for breaches. Bramble sends only the first 5 characters of a hash of each password to haveibeenpwned.com, never the password itself.
A breached login shows This password appeared in a known data breach. Change the password on that site, then update it in Bramble. The password generator can make a new one.