Proton Pass is a free, end-to-end encrypted password manager built by Proton, the Swiss company behind Proton Mail and Proton VPN. Every credential is encrypted on your device before it reaches Proton’s servers, and because it’s built in Switzerland, your data is protected by some of the world’s strongest privacy laws. It works across all your devices so your passwords, aliases and 2FA codes stay in sync wherever you log in.

Key Features

• End-to-end encryption — passwords, notes and identities are encrypted on your device, so Proton can never read them
• Hide-my-email aliases — generate unlimited random email aliases to keep your real address private and block spam
• Built-in 2FA authenticator — store TOTP codes alongside logins, no separate authenticator app needed
• Passkey support — create and store passkeys for passwordless, phishing-resistant logins
• Secure vault sharing — share individual vaults with family, friends or teams with fine-grained permissions
• Secure link sharing — share a password with someone via a time-limited, encrypted link
• Identities and payment cards — store personal details and cards to autofill checkout forms
• Dark Web Monitoring — get alerts if your details appear in known data breaches

Why Use Proton Pass?

Proton Pass combines strong, independently audited encryption with a genuinely useful free tier. With unlimited aliases, built-in 2FA and cross-platform support bundled into the same privacy ecosystem as Proton Mail, it’s an easy choice for anyone who wants password security without handing their vault to a Big Tech company.

Use Cases

• Managing logins and autofill across phone, desktop and browser
• Protecting your real email address with unlimited hide-my-email aliases
• Storing 2FA codes and passkeys in the same app as your passwords
• Sharing specific vaults or single passwords securely with family or colleagues

Platform

Linux · macOS · Windows · Android · iOS · Browser extensions (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Brave) · CLI

Licence

GNU GPL v3 (client apps are open source)

Website

proton.me/pass