# AliasVault: Open-Source E2EE Password & (Email) Alias Manager > Source: > Published: 2026-07-31 21:23:55+00:00 I was thinking about self-hosting this, but I’m getting that impression as well. This section of [the insallation page](https://docs.aliasvault.com/installation/), for example, will definitely look very familiar to anyone who has vibecoded. It’s similar to the “Not just X, but also Y” of AI writing. I also stalked (sorry lol) the developer a bit and there’s clearly heavy AI assistance in his comments and posts, including this one of course. I’m not against using LLMs for programming, but this all gives me a bad feeling about code quality and security. I did a very basic search and looked for [em-dashes in the code](https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Aaliasvault%2Faliasvault+%E2%80%94&type=code&p=1), and there seem to be some. That seems to confirm the AI assistance in the code, unless the developer likes to use em-dashes in his comments for some reason. Anyways, what I wanted to mention with this is that I don’t think I trust AliasVault with my passwords and entire online life. You just don’t want don’t want a “bad-feeling” about things like this. I self-host my stuff, so I’ll stick with Vaultwarden and SimpleLogin. A security audit could change my mind though. That’s just my opinion and skepticism though, I know this depends from person to person.