pCloud Pass - Password manager

pCloud LTD

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About this app

pCloud Pass is the secure password manager for your passwords and personal data. Log in to websites with a single tap and use the password generator to make your passwords more secure. Protect more than just passwords! Save your credit card details and use secure notes to write down document IDs, bank account numbers, pin codes and more.

★ FEATURES:

• Store unlimited passwords, credit card details or encrypted notes
• Autofill passwords and instantly log in to the apps and websites you use every day
• Instantly fill payment forms with your credit card details
• Generate strong & unique passwords
• Easily unlock using your fingerprint
• Access your passwords and personal data across all your devices, anywhere you go

★ PRIVATE BY DESIGN

pCloud Pass was built with your privacy in mind. With our zero-knowledge privacy approach, the data you save is encrypted and only you can decrypt it with your Master Password. We do not have access to your data and we do not use, share or sell it to anyone.

★ ENHANCED ENCRYPTION

pCloud Pass uses client-side encryption to secure your data. Everything you save gets encrypted on your device, before it's uploaded to our servers. We use 256 AES encryption, PBKDF2 key strengthening and more to ensure your passwords and personal data are protected from all kinds of attacks.

★ TRUSTED BY MILLIONS

Over 16 million people worldwide have chosen pCloud as their service provider. Let pCloud Pass become your go-to password manager.

Terms & Conditions: https://www.pcloud.com/terms_and_conditions.html
Privacy Policy: https://www.pcloud.com/privacy_policy.html

Ratings and reviews

Very basic Password Manager. Using the Free account, I imported data from LastPass without much issue. I had to manually recreate various notes, but that might be LastPass's fault. I used my laptop for this so I could copy & paste easier. Afterward, I used my Free account's once/month device switch to my android. The Android UI is okay - but just okay. I'd prefer folders over tags. One switch per month is stingy - even for a free account. I'll keep it for now but I'll continue to use LastPass.

Since this is so very new, there are and will be a lot of growing pains. I first installed it, and wasn't impressed. I wrote them telling them of my displeasure and then deleted it. They replied via email just a short time later, basically telling me that they were aware of many of its shortcomings, but that there will be many updates being pushed out often. I reinstalled and have seen a lot of improvements. It's still not my go to password app as of yet, but I find I'm using it more and more.

If you are impressed by pCloud, you will be hard pressed to believe that this product came from the same company. The interface is very basic to say the least. Considering I am using Microsoft authenticator to manage and sync my passwords across unlimited devices, get this, for free, I think ppass has a very long way to go. None of the existing password managers can even come close to MS authenticator. But ppass should look into pass safe by harnisch to organize passwords, notes, cards, etc.

What’s new

The app features bug fixes and stability improvements, some reported by you.