8PWD 2026

8PWD 2026 is an offline password manager for iPhone, iPad and Mac. There is no account to create, nothing syncs, and no server exists on our side — because the app has no networking code of its own. Your vault is encrypted with a key only you hold, it fills logins through system AutoFill, it generates your two-factor codes, and it exports to a file you keep. Turn on Airplane Mode and every one of those still works. What you get • No networking code of its own: no server, no account, no analytics, no crash reporting, no third-party SDKs. Only buying Pro touches the network, through Apple's StoreKit. • iPhone, iPad and Mac, each done properly: tabs and drawers on iPhone; a sidebar and two-column lists on iPad; a sortable table with an inspector, keyboard shortcuts, drag and drop, multiple windows and Touch ID on Mac. One purchase covers all three. • Passwords, two-factor secrets, notes, Wi-Fi passwords, deleted items and password history are AES-256-GCM ciphertext; the key is derived from your master password through 600,000 rounds of PBKDF2. • One key, two locks: your master password wraps the data key once; a 12-word recovery phrase wraps it again. We hold neither. • Built-in two-factor codes (TOTP): scan a QR code, import a screenshot, paste an otpauth link, or migrate from Google Authenticator in one go. A Home Screen and Lock Screen widget shows pinned codes, with a privacy mode. • A security grade from A to J: weak, reused, long-unchanged and no-2FA passwords each cost a stated number of points; a month-by-month trend; issues you can ignore; a four-page PDF report. • Wi-Fi passwords as their own module: one standard QR code per network — a guest scans and is online. Wi-Fi never counts towards the free limit. • Members: one person managing a family's passwords — Me, Sam, Mum — switch to one and see only theirs; export just their share when a child gets their own phone. • Search that understands accents, full-width characters and Pinyin; Spotlight finds account names (never secrets); Home Screen quick actions. • Import from Apple Passwords, Chrome, Edge, Brave, Firefox, Bitwarden, 1Password, KeePass, LastPass, Dashlane, NordPass, Proton Pass, Enpass, CSV or pasted text — with a preview and duplicate skipping. • Backups you own: export a .8pwd file (encrypted if you like), schedule local backups, get a reminder when nothing has been exported for 30 days — and the plain form is XML, so your data is never locked in. • A careful clipboard: copied passwords clear after 30 seconds and never travel through Universal Clipboard. Free and 8PWD 2026 Pro The free version allows up to 10 standard password records. 8PWD 2026 Pro removes this limit. Pro In-App Purchases - Monthly: US$5.99/month, 7-day free trial - Yearly: US$29.99/year, 7-day free trial - Lifetime: US$99.00, one-time purchase The purchase page is under Settings > Pro Subscription, or appears when you reach the free limit. Purchases use Apple In-App Purchase and are shared across iPhone, iPad and Mac on the same Apple ID; Restore Purchases restores eligible purchases. Subscription expiration does not delete local data. Existing records remain available for viewing, search, copy and AutoFill; adding, importing or restoring more records is subject to the free limit unless Pro is active again. Read this before you start Because we hold no copy of your key, losing both your master password and the 12-word recovery phrase means the data cannot be recovered — by us or anyone. Write the phrase down when the app shows it. 8PWD 2026 is the 2026 edition of the 8PWD family; a future year edition would be a separate app. Available in English, Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong), Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil) and Italian; legal texts other than English are translations and the English version prevails. Terms of Use: https://www.8pwd.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.8pwd.com/privacy