Autofill

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.

Password manager with two-factor authentication, autofill, and encryption support. In recent years, it has transitioned exclusively to a paid subscription model with older versions removed from the App Store, causing conflicts with users who lost access to previously purchased software.

YoKeeper is a password manager with local data storage, autofill, and synchronization through a private cloud, but with compatibility issues for some card formats.

LastPass is a password manager with encrypted vault, autofill for logins across apps and websites, device synchronization, and two-factor authentication, though it periodically experiences synchronization errors, account recovery failures, and autofill instability on Android.

Password manager with encryption, autofill, two-factor authentication and TOTP support; functional but has issues with registration, app stability and payment availability in Russia.

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.

DroidPass — a password manager with AES-256 encryption and cross-device synchronization for storing passwords, payment data and other confidential information.