PassLock - Password Manager

Open-source password manager that keeps all your data encrypted locally, only readable by you.

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Added Jul 2026

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What is Passlock Password Manager?

PassLock is an open-source password manager for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that stores all data locally on your device or in your private iCloud container - never on company servers. It uses double encryption (AES256 and RSA) to protect passwords, accounts, notes, and photos, ensuring only you can access your data. Designed for privacy-conscious users who want complete control over their sensitive information without relying on centralized servers.

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Key Features of Passlock Password Manager

Local and iCloud encrypted storage with AES256 and RSA encryption
Autofill passwords with URL detection
Password history and manual filling support
Strong password generator
Cross-device sync (iPhone, iPad, Mac)
Dark web breach detection
Secure notes and photo storage
Open source code on GitHub
QuickType Bar support
Import and store identity documents

Who Should Use Passlock Password Manager?

Store and autofill passwords for personal accounts

Keep secure records of identity documents and bank cards

Manage home Wi-Fi and router credentials

Record personal financial information like loans and debts

Sync sensitive data across Apple devices securely

Passlock Password Manager: Pros & Cons

✓Pros

Open source code available for transparency
Double encryption (AES256 and RSA) for maximum security
All data stored locally or in private iCloud - no company servers
Dark web breach detection
Cross-platform sync on Apple devices
No network authorization required for local use
Flexible switching between local and iCloud storage

✕Cons

Local data will be lost if app is accidentally uninstalled
iCloud sync requires private iCloud storage space
Some security details (encryption algorithms, keys) remain private despite open source
Limited to Apple ecosystem (iPhone, iPad, Mac)

Frequently Asked Questions about Passlock Password Manager

Where does PassLock store my passwords?

PassLock stores all data locally on your device by default, or optionally in your private iCloud container. The company has no servers - only you can access your data.

How secure is PassLock's encryption?

PassLock uses double encryption with AES256 and RSA. Breaking AES256 encryption would take a supercomputer approximately 2,104 trillion years, far exceeding the universe's lifespan.

Can I sync my data across devices?

Yes, PassLock syncs your data across iPhone, iPad, and Mac when you enable iCloud storage.

What happens to my data if I uninstall the app?

Local data will be lost if you uninstall the app. To prevent data loss, enable iCloud sync so your data is backed up to your private iCloud storage.