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LogMeOnce

SaaS

Commercial password manager that doubles as a single sign-on provider, with photo login and identity monitoring for individuals and organizations.

About LogMeOnce

LogMeOnce is a commercial password manager that also provides single sign-on. A distinguishing feature is photo login, which lets users sign in with a picture-based method, and the service adds identity monitoring to warn users when their personal information appears in places it should not.

The vendor site could not be read when this entry was prepared, so plan names and a full feature list are not given here. LogMeOnce is proprietary and delivered as a hosted service; prospective customers should consult the vendor for editions, single sign-on options and pricing.

Key features

  • Password manager with autofill
  • Single sign-on service
  • Photo login authentication
  • Identity monitoring alerts

Good fit for

  • →Centralizing logins with single sign-on
Tags
password-manager
sso
security
identity-monitoring
authentication
consumer

LogMeOnce: questions and answers

What is LogMeOnce used for?
LogMeOnce is a commercial password manager that doubles as a single sign-on provider, with photo login and identity monitoring for individuals and organizations. It is a good fit for centralizing logins with single sign-on.
Is LogMeOnce free?
Yes. LogMeOnce has a free plan.
Is LogMeOnce open source?
No. LogMeOnce is proprietary (closed-source) software. Open-source alternatives to LogMeOnce include Vaultwarden, KeePassXC and Bitwarden.
What are some alternatives to LogMeOnce?
LogMeOnce competes with Dashlane, RoboForm and Keeper. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source LogMeOnce alternatives.

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