Am I the only one in here who loves their hosted solutions? We use Teams at work and I use Family for my wife and I.
It's important to me that I have access to certain passwords on my desktop, laptop and phone. These items also need to be accessible to others who should be able to view/edit. There's no way to do with without some sort of cloud solution and so the decision becomes which cloud solution. I used to use Dropbox, but now have no need with Team/Family.
With teams, when a staff member leaves, we can easily remove them from the admin panel, update all passwords in all vaults they had access to and have those changes immediately available to everyone.
A lot of responses here sound incredibly paranoid and almost naive. If you're not syncing passwords between devices/users and you're not putting your information into the cloud then I would argue at some point you may be performing insecure actions to accommodate secrets use/management.
For example, how are you logging in on your phone to a service that requires a user name and password when the password lives only in a standalone system on your desktop? If you're not manually entering the password, you're likely doing something security-wise that isn't ideal.