Verdict
The healthiest app in this category by the numbers — the highest rating here, and not one review in the recent record reporting it broken or losing anything.
Best for
Someone who keeps one vault across an iPhone and an Android phone and needs it to open on both.
Dealbreaker
Syncing runs through your own Dropbox or Google Drive rather than iCloud, so the vault sits in a third place you also have to keep secure — and the recent review record is thin enough that there is less evidence here than for the others.
The facts.
Pulled from the App Store, not written by hand.
Price
$9.99 once
In-app purchases
Unknown
Ads
Unknown
Platforms
iPhone, iPad
Rating
4.9★ (1,923)
Version
12.0.4
Last updated
Jun 15, 2026
Released
Jan 24, 2017
Attributes
Native appOne-time purchaseNo subscription
Category
Productivity
What reviews consistently say.
Themes grouped from 60 App Store reviews. Source feed ›
Praised for
Sync and multi-device8 reviews
Ease of use and design6 reviews
Where this comes from
8 of 60 recent reviews raised: Sync and multi-device (positive)App Store reviews ›
6 of 60 recent reviews raised: Ease of use and design (positive)App Store reviews ›
Synchronises the encrypted vault through Dropbox or Google DriveApp Store listing ›
Where we recommend it
Password managers you buy once ›Password vaults with no yearly fee.
Alternatives with the same rule.
Every app here is a single purchase. None of them can start charging you monthly for what you already bought. Also with a catch.
$2.99 once · 4.7★ (5,108) · Updated Sep 5, 2026
Verdict. The only one here that stores your vault in an open format other software can also read, which means a bad year for the developer is not a bad year for your passwords.
Best for. Someone who wants a vault they could still open in ten years, with or without this app.
Dealbreaker. Syncing is the running complaint — fifteen of the last two hundred reviews say it fails, mostly over Dropbox — and reviewers say opening a local copy now pushes you toward paid cloud storage.
$4.99 once · 4.8★ (4,357) · Updated Sep 21, 2024
Verdict. The nicest of these to actually live in, with decoy vaults and self-destruct options that the others do not bother with.
Best for. Someone who will use it daily and cares that it does not feel like a database.
Dealbreaker. It only exports to its own format, so reviewers who wanted to leave found they could not take their passwords with them. A few also report losing data outright.
$5.99 once · 4.6★ (6,463) · Updated May 9, 2025
Verdict. Cheap, plain and widely owned, with autofill that works and very little else to it.
Best for. Someone storing a short list of logins who does not want to think about it.
Dealbreaker. Three of the last two hundred reviews describe losing their entire vault, and there is no export anyone else can read, so there is no way to keep a copy elsewhere.