1Password
A password manager and secure wallet for Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android.
- Paid • Proprietary
- Mac
- Windows
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Apple Watch
- Vivaldi Browser
- Google Chrome
- Safari
- Yandex.Browser
- Opera
- Firefox
...
1Password creates strong, unique passwords for all of your sites and logs you in with a single tap (or click).
A single click opens your browser, opens a site, fills in your username and password, and logs you in.
Our Strong Password Generator is your key to password liberation.
One click creates a strong, unique password for each account, and our browser extension fills it into the website automatically.
## Organize your vault
Mark your most important or frequently used items for quick access and sync this list among all your devices.
Drag any mix of 1Password Logins, Secure Notes, and other items into folders for work, finances, social media, or any other grouping you need.
Adding tags to 1Password items is a snap; focusing on them to get things done is even easier.
Our new service keeps you informed about your security.
Watchtower securely checks your logins for known vulnerabilities and tells you which sites need new passwords.
A single click opens your browser, opens a site, fills in your username and password, and logs you in.
Our Strong Password Generator is your key to password liberation.
One click creates a strong, unique password for each account, and our browser extension fills it into the website automatically.
## Organize your vault
Mark your most important or frequently used items for quick access and sync this list among all your devices.
Drag any mix of 1Password Logins, Secure Notes, and other items into folders for work, finances, social media, or any other grouping you need.
Adding tags to 1Password items is a snap; focusing on them to get things done is even easier.
Our new service keeps you informed about your security.
Watchtower securely checks your logins for known vulnerabilities and tells you which sites need new passwords.
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Our users have written 27 comments and reviews about 1Password, and it has gotten 553 likes
- Developed by AgileBits, Inc.
- Proprietary and Commercial product.
- Average rating of 3.7
- 189 alternatives listed
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I have used 1password for several years (since 2012) and was generally pleased with the way it worked smoothly, didn't take a lot of resources and allowed me to fairly easily manage my passwords and be able to access them from my office, my home and while on the road. Along the way v4 rolled around and after evaluating the cost/benefit, I didn't feel like there was sufficient usefulness to warrant the purchase or upgrade. I continued this way while additional problems presented themselves (know logins asking for updates, duplicated entries, inability to keep from being nagged to upgrade) until last month when the web extension was no longer supported.
I'm going to choose a different password manager and won't recommend 1password to others.
Works on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows and on my web browser.
Cons
1Password may be the #1 mass market password manager. Not sure how safe they are since they are not open source. One has to 100% trust them and some very old audit.
Expensive service, probably because they have almost more employees than customers (https://1password.com/company/).
Since months development is somehow stuck. I don't see any new interesting features anymore which is really bad in this price range.
Their forum support is very nice and polite but too much marketing blabla in my opinion. I remember reading that they raised $200 million in a round of funding recently, so this explains why they push their service with "Get 1 year free account when you sign up now!!!" promotions.
Things that make it better:
Does not force you into a monthly subscription fee for synchronizing
Polished interface makes it easy to stay organized
Supports many platforms (Mac, PC, Chrome, Android, iPhone, etc)
Watchtower feature looks interesting
Things that make it worse:
Auto-entry on android devices requires changing your default keyboard to theirs
Opens links in their built-in web browser instead of your default.
No way to identify old entries for the sake of removal
Not open source. Therefore probably shouldn't be your password manager of choice. Password Managers should always be open source.
Expensive app, and it keep popping up all the time, asking to ensure I'm using the latest version, and when I download and install it over and over, the popup is showing again and again. Come on! I don't want this pop up. And what if I intentionally want not the latest version?
Well, disappointed and uninstalled.
Using free Keeweb, and happy with this choice.