Proton Pass - Password Manager

Name: Proton Pass - Password Manager
Rating: 4.8 (7553 reviews)
Author: Proton AG

By: Proton AG App

Secure end-to-end encryption

Overview

Version:

1.20.0

Last updated: 2026-07-22

Features & Capabilities

Proton Pass is a privacy-focused, open-source password manager from the Proton team. It uses end-to-end encryption, imposes no ads or data collection, and is free forever across devices. Enjoy autofill, unlimited logins, and seamless cross-device syncing for your online accounts.

It includes a built-in password generator, 2FA authenticator, secure vaults, email aliases, credit card storage, and encrypted notes. Features like breach monitoring, password health, biometric unlock, offline access, and secure data sharing help you stay safer online. Proton Pass is open source, so you can verify security claims yourself.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Open Source

By:

Proton AG

Rating:

4.80

(7,553) 91 new ratings

Version:

1.20.0 Last updated: 2026-07-22

Version code:

886527862

Creation date:

2023-06-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

245.62MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-19

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 20,445 ▲ 80

Other rankings

#4 in Protect Your Passwords

#16 in password keyword 84 ▼ 1

#17 in генератор паролей keyword 8

#18 in encrypt keyword 21 ▲ 1

#18 in password-protected keyword 46

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Other platforms

Proton Pass: Password Manager (v1.40.2)

1,427,101 4.78

(56,202)

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Developed by:

Proton AG

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/proton-pass-password-manager/id6443490629

Website:

https://proton.me/pass

User Reviews

Proton Pass is highly praised for security, 2FA, and the useful SimpleLogin alias feature, plus strong cross-device syncing and an easy-to-use, feature-rich interface with a clean UI. However, multiple reviews cite stability issues (crashes, sign-in prompts, unresponsive controls) and autofill glitches, along with limitations around importing passwords from iOS and limited native-browser extension support. Overall, it shows great potential but needs reliability improvements.

Pros

Strong security with end-to-end encryption and built-in 2FA (TOTP) support.
SimpleLogin alias integration is a game-changer.
Cross-device integration and seamless syncing across the Proton ecosystem.
Easy to use, low friction, and feature-rich (many features available for free).
Aesthetic UI with a polished, user-friendly design.

Cons

Stability and reliability issues: crashes, frequent sign-in prompts after termination, and unresponsive buttons.
Autofill problems: inconsistent or failing autofill in Safari/Firefox on mobile.
Import/export limitations: no straightforward import from iOS Passwords and restricted browser extensions due to Apple restrictions.
Pop-up generation flow glitches: pop-ups closing or keyboard disappearing, making login/alias creation unusable.

Recent reviews

I’ve tried for months to report an issue with Pass crashing the native Apple keyboard. One problem is the Feedback form in the app doesn’t work properly. The form itself expands past the screen after you attach a file so you can’t even see what you’re typing. Then you can’t even submit it because it says it’s not in JSON form. The other problem is even when I’ve gotten around that issue, they’ve only asked in turn ask me for a screenshot or recording…absolutely maddening. If you use other Proton products, you’re lucky if they work well enough to allow you to get anywhere. ProtonVPN connection stalls constantly…CONSTANTLY!! Proton Mail doesn’t let you type if there’s no connection (see VPN stalling). Mail can’t even format text on iPhone. Calendar is a joke of a program that can’t even hold attachments. It’s a miserable cycle being in this ecosystem. Their support sucks and their products are inferior to the point of making my smartphone worse than a landline. They just advertise bomb you to buy more of their accounts/products without being able to support their existing services.

by My*****, 2026-07-21

Love Proton Pass. It integrates with web browsers all I’ve used in(safari, chrome, brave, Firefox) their app is simple it knows when a site or app is requesting a username/password. After having some accounts become compromised the time to switch to this was well worth it.