No master password
You unlock with Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello or your Android phone’s fingerprint, on Linux with a PIN. The key stays on your device, in its security chip where it has one.
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End-to-end encrypted, no master password, on all your devices, and right where you connect. Free for you.
You unlock with Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello or your Android phone’s fingerprint, on Linux with a PIN. The key stays on your device, in its security chip where it has one.
In a remote session DeskRanger types the password into the other computer’s sign-in window, never through the clipboard.
Press ⌥⌘P on the Mac or Ctrl+Alt+P on Windows to open the search over any app. On Linux it works in the DeskRanger window.
A new device gets your passwords from one of your other devices, not from our server: it shows a six-digit code and you confirm it there.
Unlimited items on all your devices, free: logins, 2FA codes (also from a QR code), SSH keys, Wi-Fi, payment cards and notes. Plus the security check, import from your old password manager and the recovery key.
Passwords, 2FA codes, SSH keys, Wi-Fi, cards and notes in one place, on all your devices. No master password, and encrypted so that not even we can read them.
In a remote session DeskRanger types a saved password directly into the other computer, for example at the sign-in window, never through the clipboard.
These parts follow later: filling in browsers and apps with passkeys, sharing with family, emergency access and team vaults. The app DeskRanger Pass for iPhone and Android comes with them.
DeskRanger fills in sign-ins in browsers and apps, passkeys included, and warns about data breaches and fake sites.
PróximamenteOne shared vault for up to 5 people is free, for Wi-Fi or streaming, say. Anyone who only needs passwords uses the DeskRanger Pass app.
PróximamenteA person you trust can reach your items in an emergency, after a waiting time you set and can cancel at any time.
PróximamenteTeam vaults with roles and a log. Technicians use admin passwords without seeing them, and when someone leaves, DeskRanger replaces the credentials.
Everything in one app: remote access, remote help, network and passwords. For Mac, Windows, Linux and Android; iPhone and iPad follow after App Store review.
Passwords only, for iPhone and Android, with no screen sharing and no remote control. Meant for everyone you will share with later.
More about DeskRanger PassEvery vault has its own key, known only to your devices. A recovery key at setup protects you against loss. Before sharing starts, an external audit checks the passwords in DeskRanger, and we publish the report.
Seguridad →No. You unlock your passwords with Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello or your Android phone’s fingerprint, on Linux with a PIN. You can add an extra password if you like.
Another of your devices approves the new one, or you use your recovery key. Our server alone cannot open a vault.
Yes. DeskRanger reads the export file of 1Password, Bitwarden, KeePass, LastPass, Dashlane, NordPass, Proton Pass, Enpass, Chrome, Firefox and Safari on your device. A preview first shows what comes over.
Nothing for you: items on all your devices are free. Sharing, emergency access and team vaults follow later; emergency access will then belong to Pro, team vaults to Team.
End-to-end encrypted, no master password, on all your devices, and right where you connect. Free for you.