End-to-end encrypted password manager from Swiss company Proton. It includes email aliases to hide your real address when signing up for sites.
Open sourceEasy to use
Free alternative to
Code activity
- Stars
- 816
- Forks
- 74
- Open issues & PRs
- 3
- Last commit
- 1 week ago
Details
- Type
- Open source
- License
- GPL-3.0
- Written in
- KotlinShellPythonMakefile
- Platforms
- Web · Windows · Mac · Linux · Android · iPhone
- Ease of use
- Easy to use
Pros
- Free plan with unlimited passwords and devices
- Email aliases cut down on spam
Cons
- Some features (built-in 2FA codes, more aliases) need a paid plan
Use Proton Pass instead of
LastPass, 1PasswordEnd-to-end encrypted, with built-in email aliases.
How is the 73/100 "Health" score calculated?
Dorabot computes it weekly from public GitHub data; it is not a review of software quality: 40 points for code freshness (a commit in the last 30 days earns full points), 25 points for popularity by stars, 20 points for a recent release, 15 points for the ratio of open issues to stars. 80+ is Good, 60–79 Fair, below 60 Weak.
FAQ
Is Proton Pass free?
Yes. Proton Pass is open source (GPL-3.0 license) and free for personal and commercial use.
Which platforms does Proton Pass run on?
Proton Pass is available for Web, Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone.
What can I use Proton Pass instead of?
Proton Pass is a free alternative to LastPass, 1Password.
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