Password management (33 programs)

Pros: Strong security features. SSO and authentication options. Easy team collaboration. 24/7 customer support. Flexible pricing plans.

Cons: No phone support.

Pros: Easy to use and simple to understand. Safe and secure. High recovery rate. Uses cutting-edge technology.

Cons: Slow loading and opening time.

Pros: Makes use of mobile device’s sensors. Shares photos, videos, or fullscreen. Offers a wide range of customizable layouts.

Cons: Requires two separate app downloads.

Pros: Easy-to-use interface. Modern and up-to-date. Bypass MDM lock. Unlocks almost all types of passcode.

Cons: Customer service can be difficult to deal with. Doesn’t help with activation locks.

Pros: Easy to use interface. Unlocks almost all types of passcode. Paid version can be used for lifetime. Tightly secured data and contents.

Cons: Does not provide data recovery. Most features are paywall restricted.

Pros: Creates a unique code every 30 seconds. Large catalog of participating sites. Employs fast cloud-based deployment.

Cons: Most capabilities are paid features. Limited to creating 2FA codes.

Pros: Open-source. Free versions for both personal and business plans. Cross-platform. Transparent with reports.

Cons: Data under Five Eyes jurisdiction.

Pros: Secure password storage. Automated synchronisation across multiple devices. Can be used to store passwords for any website. Save passwords using a template that makes them easy to find.

Cons: Retrieving lost login details for the application can be cumbersome. Contacting support is not easy. Not compatible with all mobile devices.. Only suited to 64-bit operating systems.

Pros: Safe and secure. Tapping pictures to remember the password. Syncs across devices. Browser extensions available.

Cons: Chrome extension doesn’t work without the Mac app. The training period could be tedious. Isn’t updated frequently enough. Requires a 64-bit processor.

Pros: Advanced encryption methods are employed. Offers redundancy due to its cloud-based configuration. Data can be automatically imported. Passwords will be synced across multiple devices.

Cons: Some Internet plugin updates can cause issues with functionality. Older system protocols are not supported. 32-bit processors may encounter functionality problems. Not all third-party cloud accounts can be integrated.

Pros: Easy to use. Takes any password size. Strong AES encryption. Syncs between devices.

Cons: Limit of 100 entries. Poor technical support. iCloud syncing only. Email reminders use plaintext.

Pros: Securely stores all your passwords. Offers 128-bit encryption. Easy to use. Synchronises to all your devices via the cloud.

Cons: Touch ID doesn't always unlock the app. No easy way to reset a forgotten master password. Importing data from other applications is complicated. No ability to export stored passwords.

Pros: iCloud data backup supported. Auto-fill login forms. Sync between devices. No subscription fee.

Cons: Not many features for price. Clunky user interface. Charged per device used. Single point of failure.