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Password Manager (2FAS Pass)

Password Manager (2FAS Pass)

Private, Secure, Local-first.

26 ratings
30 reviews
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Free
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Released
July 2, 2025
Updated
October 15, 2026

Developer

Two Factor Authentication Service Inc.
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This app securely stores and manages your passwords locally on your device, offering end-to-end encryption and offline access. It seamlessly integrates with browser extensions for easy online use and provides optional cloud synchronization methods.

✓Local-first data storage
✓End-to-end encryption
✓Offline password access
✓Browser extension integration
✓Optional iCloud sync
✓Custom WebDAV sync
✓Open-source code
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What's New in Password Manager (2FAS Pass)

1.10.2

October 15, 2026

- Browser extension notification improvements

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

2FAS Pass Unlimited

Unlimited subscription for 1 year.

$9.991 Year
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Nice if you want to support 2FAS

Just checking out this password manager app. Looks like this app does not directly use .kdbx files like for strongbox, keepassium, keepassdx, keepassxc & other keepass-compatible apps - but you instead have to export to csv or xml. Subscription is an affordable $9.99 per year. But for now, I'll wait to see if they ever directly support .kdbx files.
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Iiwantgizmos

Response from developer

Hi! Thank you for trying the app and for taking the time to share your feedback! Regarding the file format, both .kdbx and .XML contain the same data (besides attachments that are stored in .kdbx, which our app does not support at this point), so importing an .XML file will transfer all the supported data without issue. However, we'll investigate compatibility with .kdbx files either now or when we add our own attachments to the app. Thanks again for your feedback!

Good, fast and privacy focused

I am a paying customer and feel that the subscription fee is worth every penny. I use this app to manage my passwords and 2FAS Auth for TOTP codes. It is hard to beat this combo.

I wish it allowed the storing of Identity entries the way Bitwarden does. Right now there are Passwords, Secure Notes, WiFi, and Credit Cards as entry options. But no way to store your name and address for easy autofill.

This app allows backup file exporting for disaster recovery. It also has seamless exporting to Apple Passwords.
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Ttekdout

Response from developer

Hi, we're planning to add both Identity and CSV export option in future updates. As for our current export option, it's a json file with a changed name to make it easier to identify. If other password managers add compatibility for our file (as has to be done with every json file), they will be able to import it there.

Waste of time

Tried everything it said and couldn’t get it to work
WWhy😡@app

Response from developer

Hi, we're sorry to hear about the problem. Could you please tell us in more detail what doesn't work? At which step of onboarding / using the app do you encounter the issue?

Good App

It has a very streamlined feel to it. When you click around it’s very fast, no lag I noticed. Simple layout, but in a good way, I can see everything and get what I need fast. I really like look and feel of it. I hope they always keep a free version available.
BBankmanjack

Response from developer

Thank you for the review! A free version will always be available, and over time it'll be expanded to include even more features.

Bait and switch

I tried switching to the 2FAS Pass password manager because I use their 2-factor authenticator app and like it, but I feel deceived that I cannot add more than 200 passwords without subscribing. There is no infrastructure cost to them for me to host and store my own passwords, and they did not advertise this limitation upfront. I feel deceived that I imported my data and started using it, only to encounter this issue.

Worse yet, it is a subscription.

I would be happy to pay a one-time fee to use the app, or even a subscription fee paywall for a sync feature. But handicapping the password manager so deceitfully rubs me the wrong way so badly that I am discouraged from using any of their products, for fear of getting invested in the ecosystem and bait and switched again.
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SSalamandsome

Response from developer

Thank you for the review and feedback.

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FAQ

What is 2FAS Pass?

2FAS Pass is a local-first password manager that prioritizes user control and data privacy. It offers end-to-end encryption and works offline, ensuring your passwords are secure and accessible only to you.

Does 2FAS Pass require an account?

No, 2FAS Pass does not require any accounts to be created. Your passwords are stored locally on your device, giving you full control over your data without relying on external servers.

How does 2FAS Pass synchronize data?

You can choose your preferred synchronization method, including optional end-to-end encrypted iCloud synchronization or custom WebDAV synchronization. This allows you to maintain full control over how and where your data is backed up.

Is 2FAS Pass secure?

Yes, 2FAS Pass uses world-class end-to-end encryption to protect your passwords. The app also offers security tiers for extra protection and its open-source code is available on GitHub for transparency.

Can I use 2FAS Pass on my computer?

Yes, you can easily connect the mobile app with a desktop browser extension. This allows you to securely access your passwords while browsing the internet, offering a fast, seamless, and encrypted experience.

What is the pricing for 2FAS Pass?

The base 2FAS Pass application is free to download and use. There is an optional '2FAS Pass Unlimited' subscription available for $9.99 per year, which likely unlocks additional features or storage.

What devices does 2FAS Pass support?

2FAS Pass is available for iPhone and iPad. The app is rated for ages 4 and up, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

How often is 2FAS Pass updated?

The latest version of 2FAS Pass is 1.7.0, which was last updated on March 3, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.