@TheKernalBlog Been using KeepassXC for a few years now after coming off from LastPass charging for multiplatform vault syncing.
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@ak474000 @TheKernalBlog KeePassXC is great! I use Syncthing to keep it synced across all of my devices (even mobile)!
Does this reliably work for you? I occasionally had issues with a similar setup when I made changes to the database on both devices while offline. In the end I had to resolve the conflict manually which was quite annoying. That was the reason for me to switch to Bitwarden (on a self hosted instance of vaultwarden).