Password Manager

mSecure is a password manager with AES-256 encryption, support for device synchronization (cloud, Dropbox, Wi-Fi) and two-factor authentication; requires a paid subscription for full functionality.

KeePassDX is a local password manager for Android supporting KeePass formats, biometric authentication and TOTP/HOTP, without requiring internet connection or cloud synchronization.

Safe — a password manager with data storage in user's cloud storage (iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.), supports passkeys, built-in 2FA and cross-device synchronization, but has synchronization stability issues and restrictive licensing policy.

SafeInCloud Password Manager allows you to keep your logins, passwords, and other private info safe and secure in an encrypted database.

oneSafe provides advanced security for your passwords with features like Touch and Face ID, auto-lock, decoy safe, intrusion detection, self-destruct mode and double protection for your most sensitive data.

Decentralized password manager with AES-256 encryption, allowing users to choose their own cloud sync storage (iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, etc.) or work offline; includes password generator, breach monitoring, 2FA storage, and cross-device sync, but suffers from significant performance issues at scale, UI/UX friction, and problematic subscription/regional restrictions.

mSecure 6 is a password manager with AES-256 encryption, cross-device synchronization and sharing features, but frequently criticized for forced upgrades to paid subscriptions and data loss during updates.

A password manager with local Wi-Fi synchronization and cloud backup, password generator, dark web monitoring, and form autofill functionality. Has operated stably for over 10-15 years, though occasional bugs with biometric authentication and autofill may occur.