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Enpass

SaaS

Password manager that keeps vaults stored locally on your devices and syncs them through a cloud account that you control.

enpass.io
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About Enpass

Enpass is a password manager built around storing the encrypted vault on your own devices instead of a vendor-run server. Syncing between devices is handled through a cloud account that the user already owns, which appeals to people who want more control over where their credentials live.

The vendor site could not be read when this entry was prepared, so the feature list and plan structure are not detailed here. Enpass is proprietary software available for desktop and mobile; consult the vendor for supported sync providers, team options and pricing.

Key features

  • Locally stored encrypted vaults
  • Sync through your own cloud account
  • Password manager for desktop and mobile
  • Autofill for saved credentials

Good fit for

  • →Keeping password vaults off vendor servers
Tags
password-manager
security
local-storage
privacy
sync
consumer

Enpass: questions and answers

What is Enpass used for?
Enpass is a password manager that keeps vaults stored locally on your devices and syncs them through a cloud account that you control. It is a good fit for keeping password vaults off vendor servers.
Is Enpass free?
Yes. Enpass has a free plan.
Is Enpass open source?
No. Enpass is proprietary (closed-source) software. Open-source alternatives to Enpass include KeePassXC, AuthPass and KeeWeb.
What are some alternatives to Enpass?
Enpass competes with Dashlane, RoboForm and NordPass. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Enpass alternatives.

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