LogMeOnce Password Manager
LogMeOnce’s mission is to provide secure Single Sign-On (SSO) and mature Identity Management (IdM) with a fun and user-friendly dashboard facilitating easy and secure access to all of your accounts and applications.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- iPad
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Android Tablet
Features
Properties
- Privacy focused
- Lightweight
Features
- Dark Mode
- Biometric Authentication
- Time-based One-time Password
- AES-256 Encryption
- Works Offline
- Cloud Sync
- Encrypted Backup
- Password Sharing
- Two-factor Authentication
- End-to-End Encryption
- Password Generator
LogMeOnce Password Manager News & Activities
Recent activities
- Monogoose reviewed LogMeOnce Password Manager
If you're looking for a website where you can access your 2FAs with a standard password like I was, this isn't it. (I decided to try it because I heard they don't charge for the 2FA/TOTP thingy.) They force the extension for almost everything. The extension itself isn't available in the official store and it demands your location data. You can't even generate an "Emergency recovery key" without downloading the extension. As of the date (28/04/2026) I'm writing this, the Firefox permissions are...
LogMeOnce Password Manager information
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Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $3 and $8 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
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What is LogMeOnce Password Manager?
LogMeOnce is PasswordLess. Snap a photo, and login with your selfie photo instead.
Make your authentication faster & simpler. PasswordLess PhotoLogin patented technology enables you to log in to any website without typing a password, or use facial recognition tools. Get the “Best Mobile Security” app to protect and keep your digital assets, and personal information safe.
Multi-Awarded & Security Industry Veteran Management team delivers the best Free Password Manager, safe vault, private browser, and mugshot applications. And, it’s PasswordLess…!
LogMeOnce PhotoLogin patented technology gives you the power by taking an instant photo of one moment in time. Your authentication factor is “dynamic”, and can change in a millisecond, whether you’re showing off your cufflinks or holding a stapler. How could hackers possibly know how you will pose or what you will be wearing to log in? They do not even know your photo’s scene, background, color, wall, windows, or room’s ambiance! Each photo has a story to tell.
The premium edition of LogMeOnce is free. Whether you use it on one device, or on multiple devices at the same time, take it all with you. With a single click, securely login to your Apps and LogMeOnce dashboard (password vault) from anywhere and via any device you have authorized. Keep track of your passwords with LogMeOnce Scorecard and see how your passwords are behaving.
Comments and Reviews
Their website is hilariously bad. It has: -spelling mistakes -multiple stupid as hell "patented technology" features like scaring hackers with loud music -incorrect statements -very old logos of companies, for example a Windows XP era for Microsoft, the old Twitter bird, previous salesforce logo
They call the 2FA 30-seconds codes annoying and inconvenient, yet they praise their "scan the 60-seconds QR code" to log in...
If you're looking for a website where you can access your 2FAs with a standard password like I was, this isn't it. (I decided to try it because I heard they don't charge for the 2FA/TOTP thingy.) They force the extension for almost everything. The extension itself isn't available in the official store and it demands your location data. You can't even generate an "Emergency recovery key" without downloading the extension. As of the date (28/04/2026) I'm writing this, the Firefox permissions are as follows: Access your data for all websites Exchange messages with programs other than Firefox Access your location Read and modify privacy settings Access browser tabs This is exactly what they demand and state in their "tip" pop up in an extremely aggressive manner. I think saving the codes in Bitwarden, then going to TOTP.com or similar sites in an incognito tab to paste the codes and get the password is safer, even if it's more exhausting. If you have too many 2FA codes, there's also an import/export option. Saving that to Filen might make the process a bit less tedious.