There’s one for Android, though it has been looking for a new maintainer for a while now: https://github.com/android-password-store/Android-Password-S...

Edit: looks like there’s a community fork now! https://github.com/agrahn/Android-Password-Store

I use it inside termux on android. There is a termux pass package. But it might be hard to input a complex decryption password on the phone keyboard.

I ssh in from my phone, which works pretty well.

there is for iOS - passforios - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pass-password-store/id12058205...

works great.

I have a different pubkey per device. I store all the pubkeys in the pass repo, and have a shell script to re-encrypt everything with those keys. So when I add a new device, I just need to add its pubkey, and then re-encrypt on an existing device.

I use yubikey over nfc with my phone. This way the private key material never reaches the phone.

Using the openkeychain app and password store.

I have multiple yubikeys as target for each password of course.

I'm using pass on a phone with Termux.

Sure it's a bit clunky but it's been working since 2014 without any interrution or privacy leak. I can't say the same about most password manager.

The android "Password Store" app is okay'ish, integrates with accessibility API to offer auto fill in many apps.

pass is easier for me - it enforces some reasonable structure, works well with other Unix tools, and has a built-in git support. You don't have to use "pass" command for everything, for example for getting passwords interactively I just combine fzf and gpg directly.

If encrypted file works for you, that's great! But thinks like syncing it across devices, accessing entries programmatically, a mobile app all require rolling something on your own - pass solves this for you (while still being very simple).