Passwords

Passwords

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.

FreemacOS · Windows · Linux · Android · iOS / iPadOS

What you do with it

Available on

MacWindowsLinuxiPhone & iPad In arrivoAndroidBrowser

Everything in one place

Three columns like a mail app: filters on the left, your entries in the middle, the chosen entry on the right. What you save on one device shows on your others within seconds.

  • Logins, 2FA codes, SSH keys, Wi-Fi, payment cards and notes
  • Favourites, vaults, kinds and tags as filters, plus search
  • Trash and history: bring back earlier versions of an entry
  • Secret values show as dots until you reveal or copy them

Entries the way you need them

Pick the kind and the editor shows the fields that belong to it. Only the title is required; fill in the rest when you need it.

  • Generate strong passwords: random, from words or as a PIN
  • Set up two-factor codes from a QR code or a link
  • Several websites for one login
  • Expiry date: DeskRanger marks the entry 30 days ahead

No master password

Unlock with Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello or your Android phone’s fingerprint, on Linux with a PIN for passwords. The key stays on your device, in its security chip where it has one.

  • Locks by itself: after a while unused, at sleep, at screen lock and when another user takes over
  • Locked, the page shows nothing: no list, no name, no number
  • On iPhone and iPad it locks as soon as you leave DeskRanger
  • If you want more, set an extra password

Type a password, remotely

In a remote session DeskRanger types a saved password straight into the other computer, at its sign-in window for example. No clipboard: the value is released only for this, shown nowhere and not kept.

  • One click in the session menu
  • In a session without a prompt, the remote computer’s own passwords stay locked

Quick access over every window

Press ⌥⌘P on the Mac or Ctrl+Alt+P on Windows to open the search over any app. Type a few letters and the best match is on top.

  • Copy the password with ⌘C or Ctrl+C, the 2FA code with ⇧⌘C or Ctrl+Shift+C
  • Open the entry’s website right away
  • Without typing it shows your favourites
  • On Linux with Ctrl+Alt+P in the DeskRanger window

Security check

A score from 0 to 100 shows how good your passwords are. The check runs on your device; nothing leaves it.

  • Weak, reused and long-unchanged passwords, gathered in tiles

Move over in minutes

Bring your entries over from your current password manager. The file is read on your device, and a preview shows first what comes over and what does not.

  • 1Password, Bitwarden, KeePass, LastPass, Dashlane, NordPass, Proton Pass and Enpass
  • Chrome, Firefox and Safari
  • Saved logins, SSH environments and SSH keys from DeskRanger come over by themselves

On every one of your devices

A new device gets your passwords from one of your other devices, not from our server: it shows a six-digit code, you type it in there and confirm with Touch ID, Windows Hello or your fingerprint.

  • Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone, iPad and Android
  • Saved without a connection, passed on once it is back
  • DeskRanger never answers a request from a remote session: approving works only at the device itself

Recovery key and DeskRanger Secure

When you set up, you secure the recovery key of DeskRanger Secure once, on paper. If no device is left, it brings everything back. Our servers only keep encrypted data and cannot open it.

  • No further device needs the kit again
  • If a device can no longer unlock, you set your passwords up again only there; your account and other devices stay as they are

Still to come In arrivo

  • Filling in browsers and apps, storing passkeys
  • The app DeskRanger Pass for everyone who only needs passwords
  • Sharing with your family and emergency access for someone you trust
  • Team vaults with roles and a log

Everything step by step, for every platform:

Passwords