Password Manager (2FAS Pass)

Name: Password Manager (2FAS Pass)
Rating: 4.6 (22 reviews)
Author: Two Factor Authentication Service Inc.

By: Two Factor Authentication Service Inc. App

Private, Secure, Local-first.

Overview

Version:

1.10.1

Last updated: 2026-08-24

Features & Capabilities

Local-first Password Manager with encrypted desktop sync and iCloud backups. Privacy by design.

2FAS Pass is a Local-first Password Manager built for people who want full control over their data. No accounts. Your passwords stay with you.

Store and manage your passwords securely on your device and access them when you need them. Everything is protected with world-class end-to-end encryption and works fully offline.

Easily connect the mobile app with a desktop browser extension to securely access your passwords while browsing the Internet. Fast, seamless and encrypted.

You decide how your data is synchronized and backed up. Choose the method you trust and keep full control over your passwords.

Local-first password manager: • No accounts required • End-to-end encryption (E2EE) • Works offline • Secure connection with Browser Extension • Optional iCloud synchronization (E2EE) • Custom WebDAV synchronization • Security Tiers for extra protection • Open-source code available on GitHub

Take password security and privacy to the next level without giving up control.

If you have any questions, talk with us on our Discord server: https://2fas.com/discord/

Learn more about 2FAS: • GitHub: https://github.com/twofas • Website: https://2fas.com • YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@2FAS

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Two Factor Authentication Service Inc.

Rating:

4.60

(22)

Version:

1.10.1 Last updated: 2026-08-24

Version code:

889948608

Creation date:

2025-07-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

55.42MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-26

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 238,744 ▼ 170

Other rankings

#45 in password-protected keyword 38 ▼ 1

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Developed by:

Two Factor Authentication Service Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/password-manager-2fas-pass/id6504464955

Website:

https://2fas.com

User Reviews

Users praise Password Manager (2FAS Pass) for strong privacy and local data storage, plus easy setup and export options. However, multiple reviews request features like passkeys, identity autofill, and more flexible pricing. Some report bugs that prevent adding passwords, and others note the subscription model may limit scalability compared with free competitors. Overall, the app is seen as privacy-forward and user-friendly but would benefit from addressing feature requests and pricing.

Pros

Privacy-first design with local data storage
Easy-to-use interface with straightforward setup and no mandatory account
Export/backup options, including seamless export to Apple Passwords

Cons

Missing passkeys support (feature requested in multiple reviews)
Questions about pricing/value of the subscription and lack of unlimited items
Lack of identity storage/autofill fields (name, address) and other missing entry types
Occasional bugs, such as being unable to add a password

Recent reviews

It has a very streamlined feel to it. When you click around it’s very fast, no lag I noticed. Simple layout, but in a good way, I can see everything and get what I need fast. I really like look and feel of it. I hope they always keep a free version available.

by Ba*****, 2026-08-15

I tried switching to the 2FAS Pass password manager because I use their 2-factor authenticator app and like it, but I feel deceived that I cannot add more than 200 passwords without subscribing. There is no infrastructure cost to them for me to host and store my own passwords, and they did not advertise this limitation upfront. I feel deceived that I imported my data and started using it, only to encounter this issue. Worse yet, it is a subscription. I would be happy to pay a one-time fee to use the app, or even a subscription fee paywall for a sync feature. But handicapping the password manager so deceitfully rubs me the wrong way so badly that I am discouraged from using any of their products, for fear of getting invested in the ecosystem and bait and switched again.