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1Password is a password manager for saving, generating, autofilling, and securely sharing credentials and other sensitive information. Its membership includes apps for desktop and mobile devices, browser access, end-to-end encrypted vaults, and security alerts.
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Bitwarden is a zero-knowledge password manager for storing and autofilling passwords, passkeys, payment cards, notes, and identities. It provides encrypted cloud synchronization across desktop, mobile, browser-extension, and web applications.
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Dashlane is a password manager with a free account that stores and syncs up to 25 passwords, passkeys, payment information, notes, and IDs. Its web app and browser extension work across supported desktop operating systems, and mobile apps are available for Android and iOS.
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Keeper is a password and passkey manager that stores credentials and private information in an encrypted vault. Its personal offering provides access through mobile and web experiences, browser extensions, and supported desktop applications.
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Proton Pass is an end-to-end encrypted password manager for storing, sharing, and autofilling credentials. Proton’s official product and pricing pages describe free browser, mobile, desktop, and web access, with paid plans adding features such as integrated 2FA and expanded sharing.
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