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mokey review

Free#14 of 25 in Self-Service Password Reset Software

A self-hosted web tool for users to change passwords in an LDAP directory.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Mokey is an open-source web application for self-service password changes in LDAP directories. It is aimed at administrators who manage directory-backed accounts and want users to handle password resets through a browser, while the organization operates the service itself. Its focus is deliberately narrow: users reach a web workflow, and password changes are made in LDAP. That makes it a fit for small environments whose priority is a minimal, self-managed reset tool, rather than a broad account-recovery platform.

Deployment is self-hosted, and the codebase is open source. Administrators can configure the deployment, while the project is distributed as source code on GitHub. The listed integration is LDAP; the product details do not describe other directory connections or recovery channels. This setup suits teams that can take responsibility for operating a web application connected to their directory. Buyers looking for a hosted service or a choice of reset channels should consider alternatives designed around those needs.

The project lists community support and documentation. Its described capabilities center on browser-based LDAP password changes, so buyers should assess whether that core task is enough for their account-recovery requirements. Mokey is best suited to organizations seeking a simple, self-hosted option and willing to manage its deployment. It is less suitable for teams that need broader integrations or recovery workflows beyond the web-based LDAP reset described here.

mokey pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Users can reset LDAP passwords through a browser-based workflow.
    • Self-hosted deployment lets organizations operate their own service.
    • Open-source code allows administrators to configure deployment.
  • Where it doesn't
    • LDAP is the only supported directory integration listed.
    • The described workflow focuses on web-based password changes.
    • Support is limited to community resources and documentation.

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