MultiPassword Alternatives

With LessPass you can manage your registrations, login and passwords with is. LessPass is a password manager that computes a unique password using a site, login, and a master password for you mobile Android or iOS device or as a browser extension for Google Chrome and Firefox. Since a password manager, or any software for that matter is as secure as it is transparent, the LessPass source code is available on Github and can be inspected and perfected by anyone in the community.

1Password is a password manager that provides an easy way to store and use strong passwords. With 1Password you can log in to sites and fill forms securely with a single click. More than 70,000 businesses trust 1Password to secure their business and protect their data.

Enpass provides a secure vault to store everything at one place using a single master password. Enpass is a commercial, cross-platform password manager that can be used to store and access your credit cards, bank accounts, licenses or any kind of attachment and form data. With Enpass, accessing your accounts is a hassle-free experience.

KeePassXC is a free and open source, cross-platform password manager. KeePassXC provides complete atabase encryption using industry standard 256-bit AES. Fully compatible with KeePass Password Safe formats. Your password database works offline and requires no internet connection. The application includes a seamless expreience with native UI for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Passwarden is an easy and safe password manager. With Passwarden you can store your passwords and other important data protected by encryption. In addition to that, Passwarden offers you unlimited amount of devices per one account, secure data storing, AES-256 and ЕС р-384 encryption protocols, secure data sharing and duress mode.

Firefox Lockwise is a password manager for the Firefox web browser and your mobile Android and iOS device. The software feature strong 256-bit encryption that lets you store you password safely. Firefox Lockwise lets you securely access the passwords you've saved in Firefox from anywhere using Face/Touch ID or master password.

KeePass is a free, open source, light-weight and easy-to-use password manager.

Dashlane is a cross-platform subscription-based password manager, digital wallet application and VPN service available on macOS, Windows, iOS and Android. Everything you store in Dashlane is encrypted (converted to an unreadable code) using your Master Password as the key. Without it, your data remains safely indecipherable. The VPN services are provide through a third-party's technology, called Pango's Hotspot Shield. With the free version of Dashlane you can securely store and autofill up to 50 account passwords plus all your personal and payment information, where as with the premium version you have unlimited access to all services provided by Dashlane.

LastPass is a freemium password manager that can keep your information private, secure, and hidden. The software store encrypted passwords online, so that you can enjoy unique and hard to crack passwords for each service you use, while providing a single login mechanism. LastPass is available for various web browsers and as applications for your smartphone.

KeePassDroid is a port of the KeePass Password safe for the Android platform. With KeePassDroid password manager you can safetly and securely manage passwords for your mobile android device.

Keepass2Android is a password manager application specifically design for your mobile Android device. It allows to store and retrieve passwords and other sensitive information in a file called "database". This database is secured with a so-called master password. The master password typically is a strong password and can be complemented with a second factor for additional security. The password database file can be synchronized across different devices. This works best using one of the built-in cloud storage options, but can also be performed with third-party apps. Keepass2Android is compatible with Keepass 1 and Keepass 2 on Windows and KeepassX on Linux.