1Password is a password management app to keep login credentials and other private data secure. After starting out as a password manager tool for Macs, 1Password has grown into a tool to share password among family members, small businesses, and enterprise teams alike.
1Password is built around vaults to organize private data, secured with AES 256-bit encryption. You’ll likely use one vault for your personal accounts, then perhaps add a shared vault for family info, and another for your company and direct team accounts—each one accessible through 1Password’s browser integrations, though keeping your data separate. You can sync your vaults through 1Password’s sync service, or using Dropbox, iCloud, or local WiFi sync.
While you can use 1Password’s apps to add and manage passwords, the main way 1Password is used is through its browser integrations. Once you’ve installed its Mac, Windows, iOS, or Android apps and set up your vault, you’ll be prompted to install 1Password’s browser extensions—or on mobile, can access 1Password through the share menu. Then, when you create a new account or login to a site, 1Password will ask to save your password. And if you’re creating a new account, 1Password can create a secure password, and can add 2-factor authentication if you’d like. The next time you login, press 1Password’s keyboard shortcut and it’ll automatically fill the password and authentication code so you never have to remember another password.
Along with passwords, 1Password can also keep track of your credit card info, address, and other personal sensitive data. Instead of typing in info every time, 1Password can remember and fill it in for you.
Built in two factor authenticator: Ability to use 1password as an authenticator for sites with two-factor authentication.
Password Generator: Inbuilt password generator to provide stronger and unique password each time you sign up for a new website.
Watchtower: Notifies and let you know if there has been any data breach on the websites you use.
The UX when using with Google Chrome
Combines with 2FA so I don’t need to use Google authenticator which doesn’t transfer when I chang...
That it turned out to be not just for passwords. I use 1Password all the time to fill personal in...
Great attempt to solve the password management problem for the web
It stores and encrypts all of my passwords so I never have to remember any of them and they are a...
The address autofill feature can be buggy sometimes
The web browser extensions are still a tad buggy sometimes
There is no Linux client.
It requires me to use it everywhere. Logging into a site from a friend's computer or a device bec...
Not much! It's been my primary password manager for almost a decade. I suppose if I had to pick o...
Organize all your passwords and other sensitive information in 1Password's database.
1Password Mini can auto-fill passwords, payment info, and more from your browser—or use 1Password's share sheet integrations on mobile to sign into sites and apps.
1Password Watchtower can check for compromised logins, sites that need 2-factor authentication, vulnerable passwords, and more to keep your accounts secure.
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