1Password
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Manage unique passwords and sensitive information with platform support for Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, and more. Features include auto-fill, security alerts, and cross-device synchronization.
License model
- Paid • Proprietary
Application types
Country of Origin
Canada
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Chrome OS
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Apple Watch
- Microsoft Edge
- Vivaldi
- Google Chrome
- Safari
- Yandex Browser
- Opera
- Brave
- Mozilla Firefox
Features
1Password News & Activities
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Recent News
- POX published news article about 1Password
1Password's “Nearby Items” feature lets you find passwords based on your physical location1Password has introduced a new feature allowing users to assign specific locations to items stored ...
- POX published news article about 1Password
1Password launches a marketplace to simplify access to all its third-party integrationsThe popular password manager 1Password has announced the launch of 1Password Marketplace, a central...
- Maoholguin published news article about 1Password
1Password updates iOS & Android apps with faster autofill & item creation features1Password has announced updates to its iOS 18 and Android mobile apps, focusing on item creation an...
Recent activities
- Danilo_Venom updated 1Password
K0RR added 1Password as alternative to Browserpass
ErSpieltHD added 1Password as alternative to Netwrix Password Secure
Anthony_T added 1Password as alternative to C2 Password- POX updated 1Password
- sebastianpaczoski updated 1Password
What is 1Password?
1Password information
Developed by
AgileBits, Inc. Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $3 and $20 per month.Rating
Average rating of 3.8Alternatives
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AlternativeTo Categories
Security & Privacy, Backup & Sync, Development, Office & Productivity, OS & Utilities, Remote Work & EducationApple AppStore
- Updated Feb 1, 2023
- 4.32 avg rating
Comments and Reviews
Clean UI, great support and works well on all devices!
Not open source. Therefore probably shouldn't be your password manager of choice. Password Managers should always be open source.
After version 6 they removed the ability to organize data into folders. Instead they left a terrible and broken tagging system. Every time I need to add a new entry I think about changing this damn 1Password. If you need to store 5-10 passwords this app will do, if more and they require organization avoid this garbage.
I love workflow efficiency, and this app allows me not get frustrated with just logging in to my private accounts (and does it with ease). User friendly? It's like someone knew how the other password managers UI's were clunky and they dreamed up a better way- which is now a reality. Elegant, efficient, not overly priced, high quality, value and unlike LastPass, has not leaked.
It's a great and easy to use password manager, one that can store more than just passswords. It allows for other items like SSH keys, software licenses, api crediticals, cards, and much more.
Other thing is the integration you can use with FastMail and Privacy.com, two services that I use and rely on. With these integrations included with 1Password I can create masked emails and masked cards on the fly when filling out information on websites.
The integration and support is also pretty great on Linux.
I would like to see more open source approaches from the company.
1Password is a very easy to use password manager with great UI centered on Apple products. I used it for quite some years but now (2022) I have switched to a different password manager. My problem with 1Password is that its forcing users to switch to 1Password cloud service with subscription payment model. With the release of 1Password version 8 support of local vaults and/or syncing to cloud service of my choosing is no more. The local vault functionality used to work just fine, yet now its 1Password cloud subscription or nothing. Its a shame really since I quite enjoyed 1Password ease of use on my MacOS and iOS devices.
If you want the freedom of choice keeping your password vault whenever you want to store it, I would recommend looking elsewhere. Perhaps try Bitwarden or Enpass instead.
It provides device synchronization from the start.