
8PWD: Password Manager & 2FA
Offline, no account, AutoFill
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What's New in 8PWD
5.0
October 17, 2026
5.0 rebuilds day one, AutoFill and pricing. As always, everything runs only on your device — nothing is uploaded. • Pricing has changed: if you install 8PWD now, a 7-day trial with every feature starts the first time you save or import something — no payment details needed. After that, subscribe monthly or yearly. When a trial or subscription ends, nothing is deleted: every record can still be viewed, searched, copied (verification codes included), exported and deleted. If you installed before 5.0, you keep the free plan with 10 records; Lifetime purchases stay valid forever. • Move in on day one: the first launch walks you through importing — one tap from Apple Passwords, paste a pile of text, a CSV from another password manager, or a Google Authenticator transfer code (scan it or pick a screenshot). On iPad and Mac you can open a .8pwd exported on another device. • Turn on AutoFill with one tap — the system simply asks whether to allow it, no hunting through Settings — and set 8PWD as your verification code app in one tap, so codes appear right above the keyboard when a website asks. • Smarter AutoFill (iOS 26.2 and later): when you sign up or change a password on a website, 8PWD generates one that follows the site's password rules and saves it when you tap Save. Sites where you've just filled a password from 8PWD can also upgrade you to a passkey automatically. • Next Step on Home walks you through setup in 7 steps — bring passwords in → turn on AutoFill → try it once → set the verification code app → add a two-factor code → set a master password → make your first backup — with a progress bar. Backup reminders are now on by default, gently, about every 14 days. • Smart merge: when you import a .8pwd, records that exist on both devices keep the more recently edited copy, and a replaced password goes into its history; afterwards you see how many were added, updated and kept. Records deleted on the other device are not deleted here. The .8pwd format moves to version 8; older versions still read it. • View a password large: one tap on the detail page shows it in big, grouped characters, handy for typing it on a computer or TV. On Mac, the inspector can also share a single record encrypted. • Leak warnings are clearer and calmer: a password on a public leak list doesn't mean your account was broken into, the check runs only on this device, and they tell you what to do. When a website says a passkey no longer works or a password is no longer needed, 8PWD only marks it — you decide whether to delete it. • The app is now called 8PWD. The Hebrew interface is no longer available; if you used it, 8PWD now appears in English. • On Mac, redeem offer codes right in the app. Plus many smaller improvements and fixes.
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8PWD Pro Monthly
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