Proton Pass

Proton Pass Proton Pass is an open-source password manager for Android that saves, auto-syncs, and autofills logins across devices. It also includes encrypted notes, a secure password generator, and strong security like 2FA.

Proton Pass

Proton Pass is an open-source password manager designed to protect your accounts. After you sign up, it automatically saves your login details (account names and passwords) and keeps them available across multiple platforms and apps. That means you spend less time hunting for passwords—or copying and pasting them—while still getting quick, automatic sign-ins for supported software and games.

Proton Pass is completely open-source, ad-free, and it does not collect browsing activity or private information. Security comes first as well: it supports two-factor authentication (2FA) and includes multiple advanced protection technologies to help keep your data safer from hacker attacks.

Ready to get started? Use Proton Pass to store your account information and passwords now.

Key Features

• Unlimited logins, synced automatically to unlimited devices:

  Create, save, and manage your credentials from anywhere using Proton Pass browser extensions and apps for Android and iPhone/iPad.

• Sign in faster with Proton Pass autofill:

  No more copying and pasting usernames and passwords. Autofill helps you sign in quickly and securely.

  

• Stop using weak passwords:

  Use the built-in secure password generator to create strong, unique, and random passwords that match each website’s requirements.



• Encrypted private notes:

  Save sensitive notes inside Pass and access them on all your devices.

• Biometric app unlock for extra protection:

  Add another layer of security by unlocking Proton Pass with your fingerprint or face.

• Hide-my-email aliases for unique addresses:

  Use email aliases to protect your real email address. This can help reduce spam, limit tracking, and guard against damage from data breaches.



• Built-in authenticator for easy 2FA:

  Proton Pass includes an integrated 2FA authenticator so adding and using 2FA codes is quick. Codes can be autofilled when you log in.

• Organize and share with vaults:

  Group logins, secure notes, and email aliases into vaults. In a future Pass version, you’ll be able to share a single item or an entire vault with family, friends, or colleagues.

  

• Quick offline access:

  Reach your saved passwords and notes in Proton Pass even if your phone has no internet connection.

• Extra security options:

  Protect your Proton Pass account with additional measures, such as TOTP or U2F/FIDO2 security keys.

User Reviews

• Review: A long-time Proton Mail user reported that they initially had trouble logging in with Proton credentials. After contacting support via Zendesk and going through multiple exchanges, they eventually uninstalled the app and planned to try again after revisions. They also noted that support contact felt limited to Zendesk.

• Review: Another user described a history of attempted hacking and said the change away from Gmail/Google Authenticator helped improve their situation. They mentioned using Proton services (email, Drive, VPN, and this password manager) and praised the alias feature for creating unique addresses for new accounts.

• Review: Feedback included feature requests, such as the ability to switch the email associated with a throwaway alias (currently not supported) and the ability to create an email using a generated alias linked to a durable email address.