Recently used, first
PassDan opens to the logins you used last, so the one you need is usually already on screen. Search covers everything else.
Password manager for Mac & iPhoneYour passwords.
Your passwords.
Nowhere else.
PassDan is a simple, private password manager that stays useful for power users. No account and no server: your vault is encrypted on your device and syncs only as ciphertext through your own iCloud.
- 14-day free trial
- No account
- No trackers
Recently used
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GitHub
dan@example.com
482 913
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AWS Console
root · 2 fields
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Staging database
postgres · db.internal
Reused
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Figma
design@example.com
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Password copied Clears in 30s
Local-firstYour vault lives on your devices
Argon2id + AES-GCMModern, audited primitives
Your own iCloudCiphertext-only sync
Touch ID & Face IDFast unlock, auto-lock
Features
Simple on day one. Still fast on day one thousand.
One vault, no category maze. Everything is a search or a click away, and nothing gets in your way.
Use it without opening it
Copy a username, password, or verification code straight from the list. Open an entry only when you want to change it.
Fields that fit what you store
New entries start with a few common fields. Add, rename, or remove anything else inline, or start from a template.
Built-in verification codes
Keep two-factor secrets next to the password and copy time-based codes without reaching for another app.
Strong passwords, checked
Generate passwords and passphrases. PassDan flags weak and reused ones so you know what to change first.
Menu bar and AutoFill
Find and copy a login from the Mac menu bar, or fill it into apps and Safari on iPhone with AutoFill.
Security
Built so that nobody else can open your vault.
Trust is the whole point of a password manager. PassDan keeps the design small enough to reason about: your device does the encryption, and nothing readable ever leaves it.
- No PassDan server. There is nothing of ours to breach and no account to phish.
- Argon2id key derivation. Your master password protects a random vault key.
- Per-item AES-GCM. Every entry is sealed separately before storage or sync.
- 24-word recovery key. A way back in that only you hold.
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Master passwordStretched with Argon2id on your device
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Vault keyRandom, wrapped by your password and recovery key
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Encrypted itemsEach one sealed with AES-GCM
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Your private iCloudOptional sync carries ciphertext only
Pricing
One subscription. Mac and iPhone.
Try everything free for 14 days. One subscription covers both apps and works with Family Sharing.
Save 16%
Yearly
Billed once a year
- 14-day free trial
- Mac and iPhone
- Sync with iCloud
- Family Sharing
Monthly
Billed every month
- 14-day free trial
- Mac and iPhone
- Sync with iCloud
- Cancel any time
Prices are shown in the App Store in your currency. If your subscription ends, your vault stays readable and exportable.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Does PassDan have a server or an account?
No. There is no PassDan account and no PassDan server. Your vault lives on your devices, and optional sync goes through your own private iCloud database.
Can PassDan read my passwords?
No. Your vault is encrypted on your device with a key derived from your master password using Argon2id. Each item is sealed with AES-GCM before it is stored or synced, so only ciphertext ever reaches iCloud.
What happens if I forget my master password?
When you create your vault, PassDan gives you a 24-word recovery key. It is the only way back in if you forget your master password. There is no reset link, because nobody else holds a key to your vault.
How does sync between Mac and iPhone work?
Turn on Sync with iCloud in Settings. PassDan uses Apple's CloudKit to move encrypted records through your private iCloud database. Apple stores the ciphertext but cannot decrypt it.
What happens if my subscription ends?
Your vault stays fully readable. You can still unlock, view, copy, and export everything. Adding and editing entries, importing, and turning on sync need an active subscription.
Can I move my passwords in and out?
Yes. Import from other password managers, and export at any time to an encrypted .pdvault file or a CSV file.
