Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Maker here. I work with PGP regularly and always wondered why there's still no really user-friendly GUI for it — you're either stuck with the command line or juggling different tools on every OS: Gpg4win/Kleopatra on Windows, GPG Suite on macOS, raw gpg on Linux. So I built PGP Manager: one app, same experience on all three platforms, no GnuPG installation required. Free and open source under MIT. What makes it different: 🔍 Clipboard auto-detect: the app lives in your system tray and notices when an encrypted message, key, or signature lands in your clipboard (via the OS change-counter; it never continuously reads your clipboard contents). Encrypted message? Window opens, already decrypting. Signed message? Verified silently, you get a notification with the result. 📋 Context-sensitive tray men: it only shows actions that fit what's currently in your clipboard: plain text → Encrypt/Sign, encrypted message → Decrypt, key block → Import. 🖱️ macOS Service: select text in any app or files in Finder, right-click → PGP: Encrypt / Decrypt / Sign / Verify. 💾 Standalone mode: point it at a folder and everything (keys + config) lives there. Works from a USB stick. One thing that's important to me: this is not a new crypto system. It's standard OpenPGP (RFC 4880) built on ProtonMail's gopenpgp v3 — fully compatible with GnuPG, Kleopatra, Thunderbird, ProtonMail and everything else. Your keys are plain .asc files on disk. No lock-in, no accounts, no telemetry, no cloud. With the encryption debate heating up again in the EU, I think "encrypt it yourself, before it touches any platform" deserves tooling that normal people can actually use. It's a solo project and still young — I'd genuinely love your feedback, feature requests, and bug reports. Ask me anything! 🙂

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3d ago

The clipboard auto-detect is a slick touch — encrypting a copied email just worked without me fussing over selecting text. Finally, a clean OpenPGP client that doesn't force me to wrangle a GnuPG install on every new machine.

10h ago

PGP Manager

Open-source PGP encryption for Mac, Windows & Linux

Open-source PGP encryption for Mac, Windows & Linux