Read your existing pass (password-store) entries on iOS or Android with PGPony —
browse the folder tree, decrypt on-device behind a biometric gate, hardware-key-backed where the
entry is encrypted to a card. Read-only, by design.
pass store (a directory of .gpg files)PGPony reads a store that's already on (or reachable from) the phone. Use whatever method you prefer: a synced folder, a Git clone you keep on the device, or a copy into iOS Files / an Android folder. PGPony doesn't sync the store for you — that stays in your control.
pass entries are encrypted to a PGP key. Confirm that key is in your PGPony keyring (for software decryption) or on a paired OpenPGP smartcard (for hardware-backed decryption). Without the matching secret key, the entries can't be read — by you or anyone.
In PGPony Settings, turn on the pass viewer (it's opt-in), then point it
at your store directory. On Android you'll pick the folder through the system folder picker; on iOS
you'll grant access through the Files integration. PGPony reads the .gpg files in place.
Your store opens as the folder tree you already know — email/, banking/,
and so on. Navigate to the entry you want.
Tap an entry to decrypt it. PGPony gates the reveal behind biometrics, and the screen is marked secure so it won't show in the app switcher. If the entry is encrypted to a card, you'll tap the card over NFC to decrypt. Copying a value starts the auto-clearing clipboard countdown.
pass tooling; PGPony
will show the updated value next time you open the entry.
pass store.No — it's read-only on both platforms. Editing stays in your dedicated pass tooling.
No. Entries are read in place and decrypted locally. Nothing leaves the device.
Yes. Entries encrypted to a card key decrypt over NFC.
No — both iOS and Android. The store-picker step differs slightly per platform.
Free OpenPGP encryption for iOS and Android. No accounts, no tracking.