RoboForm Password Manager

Name: RoboForm Password Manager
Rating: 4.7 (47863 reviews)
Author: Siber Systems, Inc.

By: Siber Systems, Inc. App

Keep Secure & Auto Fill Forms

Overview

Version:

9.9.8

Last updated: 2026-05-12

Features & Capabilities

RoboForm Password Manager makes your life easier by remembering passwords and logging you into websites automatically with one tap. It’s an award-winning password manager that auto-saves new passwords, autofills forms, and keeps everything in one secure vault. Features include a password generator, multi-step login support, and a pinned/foldered layout for easy organization. It also supports cross-device sync (Premium), imports from major password managers, and secure sharing.

Not just for passwords, RoboForm securely stores credit cards, notes, and contact details; fills long checkout forms, and offers emergency access for trusted contacts. It uses AES-256 encryption, supports 2FA, app locks, and biometric unlock. With 20+ years of reliability and 24/7 support, RoboForm keeps your data private, protected, and easy to manage across all your devices.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security

By:

Siber Systems, Inc.

Rating:

4.70

(47,863) 98 new ratings

Version:

9.9.8 Last updated: 2026-05-12

Version code:

885396741

Creation date:

2009-10-13

Compatible devices:

Size:

144.60MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-21

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 6,379 ▲ 6

Other rankings

#6 in login keyword 14 ▲ 6#9 in генератор паролей keyword 10 ▼ 1#15 in password keyword 85 ▲ 1

Other platforms

RoboForm Password Manager (v9.9.8.0)

600,000 4.47

(3,772)

RoboForm Password Manager (v9.9.5.2)

1,263,405 4.72

(36,246)

RoboForm Password Manager (v9.9.6.0)

51,214 4.33

(4,564)

RoboForm Password Manager (v9.9.8.0)

463,245 4.60

(690)

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Developed by:

Siber Systems, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/roboform-password-manager/id331787573

Website:

https://www.roboform.com/news-ios

User Reviews

Overall, RoboForm Password Manager is praised for its long-term reliability, time-saving convenience, cross-device syncing, strong password generation, and easy setup. However, common complaints focus on autofill and saving inconsistencies on iOS, difficulties updating existing entries, and occasional data loss or instability. Some users note platform parity gaps and imperfect cross-device sync. The app remains strong for many users, but there are notable platform-specific issues and reliability concerns to address.

Pros

Very reliable over many years; has rarely failed.
Saves time and reduces the need to remember passwords; convenient.
Cross-device syncing between phone and desktop works well.
Generates strong passwords and provides password strength feedback.
Easy to set up and use; simple, intuitive interface.

Cons

Autofill and save are unreliable on iOS and across devices; prompts to fill or save are inconsistent.
Update and save flow is clunky; cannot easily save to existing entries and updates can be hard.
Data loss risk and occasional instability reported by users.
Sync across devices is not consistently reliable.
iOS feature parity gaps; some actions require Windows/desktop and can't be done on iOS.

Recent reviews

i’ve been using Robo Form for…more than 20 years now. It’s become absolutely essential to functioning on a daily basis, if I have anything to do with computers or technology or my smart phone or logging into anything anywhere. Which is pretty much every day in the modern world. The only reason I don’t give Roboform 5 stars overall is because they were slow to adapt to the world of APPs and iPhones. So they get 5 stars on any browser activity (Chrome or Edge) but only about 3-4 stars when it comes to my iPhone. They’ve come around in the last few years, kind of, but I think they could’ve been faster adapting.