What is Proton Pass: Free Password Manager

Free and fully encrypted password manager with unlimited storage, autofill, 2FA code generation, email aliases, secure notes, and more

Offers end-to-end encryption, open-source code, and additional security measures

Allows quick offline access and organization of sensitive data with vaults


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4.3

353 Ratings

Stewart BlueStewart Blue

Great password manager, especially if you already use Proton for other things like mail and VPN, which I highly recommend. The password manager is relatively new, but already works quite well for the most part. It needs to mature, as others have mentioned, and would be nice with additional features, such as storing and filling address information. I used LastPass for years, even after they tripled their price for premium, but then they messed it up when it was sold and things stopped working,... Show more

Ian HewerdineIan Hewerdine

I have recently migrated from 1Password 7 because the browser extensions finally stopped working. 1Password definitely had more utility and better usability than Proton Pass does right now. It was better at saving new logins, better at dealing with login forms with more than just two (username and password) fields, and able to autocomplete card payment information. But I have high hopes for increasing the number of stars for this review. Proton Pass already allows me to see "most recent" logi... Show more

Troy HemsleyTroy Hemsley

Great start for Proton, but there can be some great improvements that I think will greatly help all users. > Add a web panel through the chrome extension that allows more room to manage my passwords. > Differentiate between accounts for the MFa tools. Have ran into a situation where a site I have two logins. Could be logging into Account One and it'll display Account One's 2fa code for me, but using Account Two causes Account One's 2fa code to appear despite logging into Account Two. Overall,... Show more