Proton Pass
End-to-end encrypted password management and identity protection. Developed by CERN scientists as part of Proton’s services, ensuring peace of mind for millions with open-source, battle-tested encryption. Supports two-factor authentication, synced across devices.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Open Source
Application types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Google Chrome
- Flathub
- Safari
- F-Droid
- Mozilla Firefox
- Snapcraft
Features
Properties
- Privacy focused
- Security-focused
- Lightweight
Features
- End-to-End Encryption
- Ad-free
- Cloud Sync
- Dark Mode
- Support for Aliases
- AES-256 Encryption
- Two-factor Authentication
- Biometric Authentication
- Time-based One-time Password
- Password Sharing
- No Tracking
- Encrypted Backup
- Works Offline
- Autofill
- Integrated Password Generator
- Passkey Support
- Custom data fields
- Export to CSV
- FIDO U2F (2FA) support
- Browser integration
- Protected by Password
- Multiple Account support
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Proton Pass News & Activities
Recent News
- Fla published news article about Proton Pass
Proton Pass CLI officially launches for secure automation workflowsProton Pass CLI has exited beta and is now officially available. The new tool reduces context switc...
- Fla published news article about Proton Pass
Proton Pass 1.33 introduces clipboard clearing and improved offline modeProton Pass version 1.33 introduces automatic clipboard clearing in the extension for enhanced secu...
- Fla published news article about Proton Authenticator
Proton Authenticator launches on F-Droid with version 1.3.4Proton Authenticator is now available on F-Droid as of Version 1.3.4, expanding access beyond Googl...
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Best password manager out there. Had some initial issues at launch but after someone convinced me to give it a second chance, I'm now fully onboard.
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What is Proton Pass?
Proton Pass keeps your passwords and identity secure with rigorous end-to-end encryption.
Password security from a team that knows encryption
Proton Pass is built by the same team of scientists who met at CERN and created Proton Mail, the world’s largest encrypted email service. Proton has been recommended by the United Nations for sharing highly sensitive data, and our encryption is open source and battle tested.
Proton Pass is the first password manager built by a security company with a privacy-first philosophy. Join the millions of people who have signed up for Proton to protect their information.
Proton Pass information
Developed by
Proton Licensing
Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $2 and $5 per month + free version with limited functionality.Rating
Average rating of 4.6Alternatives
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- English
- Belarusian
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- Finnish
- French
- Georgian
- German
- Greek
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Norwegian Bokmål
- Polish
- Portuguese
- Romanian
- Slovak
- Spanish
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- Turkish
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Comments and Reviews
Best password manager out there. Had some initial issues at launch but after someone convinced me to give it a second chance, I'm now fully onboard.
I don't care about the freemium features. They are a business and need to earn money. What they offer is not essential for a good password manager. All that is necessary is very good security implementations and being cross-platform.
In that respect they are good. In fact, I wouldn't want my 2FA on the same app as my password manager (the main selling point of Pass Plus). For security reasons, it is not necessarily the smartest move to have them together.
Why two stars? Because they force you to use a Protonmail account. Proton recently made a policy like Tutanota where they will delete accounts that have not been logged into in a while. Because I often use accounts in other platforms, such as on Thunderbird, this can create problems.
I have lost hundreds of dollars of cryptocurrency I had tied to a Tutanota account that was deleted because I did not log into their email for 6 months (Proton is 1 year I believe right now before they delete).
With something like Bitwarden or KeePass, they don't force you into anything. You can use any email service and any 2fa.
Proton Pass is a must-have in my daily life. It works smoothly across all my devices Windows, Linux, Android, iOS, and even browser extensions with secure, encrypted cloud sync. I love that it’s open-source, available on F-Droid, and perfect for privacy-focused setups like CalyxOS.
The QR code login to new phones is brilliant no email or password needed, just scan and go. As a paid user, I also get SimpleLogin Premium included, which makes it a rich and thoughtful bundle for anyone who values privacy.
Their support is fast, and the team is clearly active and passionate. It’s a promising tool that just keeps getting better I honestly love it.
Used few before ProtonPass, this one crushes other solutions with features and privacy rich offerings.
Nice design, very user friendly, and from a reputable company, highly recommended!
The Proton team look onto Password managers. Really does it really good as a mobile and browser extension. Too bad it's only limited to that, with no local encrypted desktop offline implementation. Some might also have issues with the free plan, preventing using the 2FA authentication function, which is an essential part for account security (but they still can use an external application for such).
Most password managers don't have a 2FA authenticator.
It's probably not the wisest move to have them together. Ideally you will have your 2FA on another device for security purposes.
Lacks lots of features, but still is promising