KeePass on a shared server or even a Dropbox folder works fine, as long as you're aware of the slightly higher risk of putting your database on the internet.
But wouldn't this require everyone who needs access to the $foo password, to have access to the private gpg key that created the $foo password in the store?
Without the ability to allow one of many private keys to decrypt a stored password I'm not sure it's that practical.
take a look at passopolis[0], a fork of Mitro[1] - which got acquihired by Twitter and later stopped supporting the project.
You can either use the free hosted service by passopolis, or host your own.
disclaimer: not affiliated with either of those, but was a happy Mitro user and then switched to Passopolis (and am still very happy to use and know the project lives on).
Some feedback: consider adding a "Pricing" link to the menu, this is one of the first pages I look at when evaluating SaaS products. I know the price is visible after clicking at "Buy now" button, but "Pricing" link may be more informative for customers that haven't decided yet.
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[ 21.2 ms ] story [ 1336 ms ] threadLDAP alone doesn't let you eg securely provide people access to the password for the domain registrar.
It's git friendly and supports having separate GPG keys for different credentials.
Without the ability to allow one of many private keys to decrypt a stored password I'm not sure it's that practical.
It's the first option on the man page[1]: Multiple gpg-ids may be specified, in order to encrypt each password with multiple ids.
[1]: https://git.zx2c4.com/password-store/about/
You can either use the free hosted service by passopolis, or host your own.
disclaimer: not affiliated with either of those, but was a happy Mitro user and then switched to Passopolis (and am still very happy to use and know the project lives on).
[0] https://passopolis.com / https://github.com/WeAreWizards/passopolis-server
[1] https://www.mitro.co/ (certificate expired)
There is no limit on # of passwords or # of users with the base license and has full Rest API support.
(I'm the founder, happy to answer any questions you have)