LastPass is described as 'Online encrypted password storage with password generation, dark web monitoring, and two-factor authentication. Manage with security dashboard' and is a leading password manager in the security & privacy category. There are more than 100 alternatives to LastPass for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Android, iPhone, Mac and Web-based apps. The best LastPass alternative is Bitwarden, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like LastPass are KeePass, KeePassXC, 1Password and Proton Authenticator.
Manage all your passwords across all devices. Open Source password manager compatible with kdbx/keepass. Available on Android, iOS, iPadOS, MacOS, Linux and Windows. It can also be used as a cross-platform supported two factor authentication app.
Secure password manager with Touch ID, YubiKey, and military-grade encryption. Syncs across devices, supports KeePass, generates passwords, and offers robust search.
Open source, proven technology, multi-platform, but the various interfaces all need work (I haven't tried the Android one...).
Easy to use KeePass app for iOS — with AutoFill, synchronization, and open source code.
Passfindr is a web based premium Personal knowledge base, Password manager and Bookmark manager application to securely store passwords and other sensitive information in a virtual vault locked with individual master passwords.
KeyPass is an exceptional open-source and offline password manager that puts you in charge of your digital security. With KeyPass, you can confidently store and manage your passwords and sensitive information offline, ensuring maximum privacy and control over your data.
Zoho Vault is an online password management software that lets businesses securely store, share and manage passwords and other sensitive data and access them from anywhere. Safe password manager.
Password Manager Pro is a secure vault for storing and managing shared sensitive information such as passwords, documents and digital identities of enterprises.
Offers secure password storage and note encryption through XChaCha, zero-knowledge architecture, multi-device login, 2FA support, and password categorization, ensuring comprehensive protection.
Nordpass has a very clean and simple interface, unlike LastPass. Nordpass also has a very good feature that lets you import passwords from a browser.
Password Safe is a password database utility. Users can keep their passwords securely encrypted on their computers. A single Safe Combination unlocks them all.
Password Safe is an open source password manager created by the security expert Bruce Schneier, the inventor of the Twofish encryption algorithm. Password Safe has been security audited. However, it's not a good LastPass replacement if you use Mac, Linux or want browser integration. For that look to KeePass+KeeFox plugin (Win, Linux), or MacPass/KeeWeb (Mac). Or LessPass.
Absolutely free, you can store encrypted file with your passwords in any cloud service and open it anywhere: PC, Mac, Android... Security audited.
Open source, little bit more obscure, so I feel that makes it less of a target for hacking. There are ports to android and ios, python, c#, etc. It was created by Bruce Schneier - I trust him to not bake in privacy violations or the like. The UI is fairly easy to use and it will type in a password via the keyboard for websites that block copy/paste.
MacPass is an alternative for LastPass for Mac users who want to store their password database locally, rather than give it to some corporation. You can sync your database and it's compatible with KeePass, which is popular for Windows and Linux. No browser plugin I know of. MacPass is in beta still, but it's always worked flawlessly for me.
You can sign in to apps and sites on different devices using passwords saved to your Google Account when you:
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Pass stores your passwords locally and is open source. It's command-line based and you have to know a little bit about GPG. But there is an interface called QtPass which works well, and you can even get browser integration. Otherwise, try KeepassXC with either PassIFox or ChromeIPass for the browser integration.