Start Securing Passwords, YOUR WAY
Take control of your password security with Enpass.
What Makes Enpass Different
Password generation and autofill are common in most password managers. That’s the easy part.
The real question is: where does your data live—and who controls it?
With Enpass, your data stays with you—no vendor lock-in, no self-hosting hassles, and no compromise on privacy.
Data Sovereignty
Your passwords are always under your control, stored in the location you choose. Your data never touches Enpass servers whether you use it for personal or business needs.
No single point of failure
Even if Enpass is compromised, your vault remains safe and untouched.
No DIY (self-hosting) required
Enjoy full control without the cost or complexity of managing your own servers.
Beyond Zero Knowledge
Enpass goes further: your data never passes through or resides on our servers.
Immune to mass breaches
With no central vault, there’s nothing for attackers to target at scale.
Who Enpass is for?
Business
Empower your team with secure password sharing and access control, without relying on the cloud.
- User access management: Manage team access with roles, permissions, and instant revoke.
- Admin control: Easily manage users & groups, define password policies, all from one place.
- Password sharing: Share credentials with colleagues safely with access level controls.
- Security audit dashboard: Get overview of organization-wide password health, identifying at-risk users having weak, reused, and compromised passwords.
Business
Empower your team with secure password sharing and access control, without relying on the cloud.
- User access management: Manage team access with roles, permissions, and instant revoke.
- Admin control: Easily manage users & groups, define password policies, all from one place.
- Password sharing: Share credentials with colleagues safely with access level controls.
- Security audit dashboard: Get overview of organization-wide password health, identifying at-risk users having weak, reused, and compromised passwords.
Personal
Take control of your digital life with a secure, private password manager that works offline.
- Unlimited credential storage: No restrictions on the number of credentials or notes you can store.
- Password generator: Automatically generate and save strong and unique password.
- Autofill password: Autofill logins, payments, and forms effortlessly.
- Passkey management: Store and authenticate using passkeys.
Security Certifications
Used by teams and businesses who care deeply about privacy, compliance, and complete data ownership. Enpass ensures your credentials stay under your control, with no data ever stored on our servers.
ISO 27001:2022
SOC 2 Type II Audited
GDPR Compliant
Testimonial
What our customers say
This password manager is dope. I’ve used all of em at some point or another (Lastpass, 1Password, and Bitwarden extensively) and Enpass stands toe to toe with all of them.
This has been the best cross-platform password manager. I’ve been using it for 7+ years and works flawlessly no matter if it’s my phome, work laptop or home desktops. Highly recommend.
Fantastic Password Manager! If you are looking for a secure password manager that encrypts and stores your data locally rather than on remote servers, functions well and looks good, Enpass is for you.
This password manager is different from the rest of the ones in terms of cross platform usability and offline vault backup. The subscription cost is also not much. Well done developer!!
4.6 / 5
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“Once you have syncing set up, it works just like any other service. And you don’t have to worry about Enpass being hacked, because your data isn’t on its servers. If you’re comfortable setting up the secure syncing yourself, Enpass makes a great password manager.”
Why Enpass is my perfect LastPass replacement password manager
“Enpass caught my eye mainly because it didn’t force me to store my passwords on its online servers. I wanted something that struck the right balance between convenience and privacy. Enpass checked all the right boxes for me, and I soon ditched LastPass for good.”
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“Enpass has strong, unlimited free desktop applications for Windows, Mac and Linux… Enpass doesn’t offer any cloud-syncing of its own. (Some users might see that as a security advantage). Overall, Enpass belongs on our best password managers list…”
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“Enpass offers the same level of password vault security as the rest of the competition, but there’s an added layer of protection in its model because it doesn’t store any of your data itself – you choose where to store and sync it so that you can save it in Google Drive or Dropbox.”
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“Enpass is a solid password manager with some unique features that could make it an ideal choice for those who want more control over their data and don’t trust cloud-based password managers.”
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“Enpass has some unique features to make it stand out. It works offline which offers some advantages… It also has you syncing locally or to your other cloud storage services.”
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“Enpass doesn’t store any of your information on its servers. Instead, everything is encrypted and kept on your personal device so you never lose control of your data.”
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“Here’s something unusual—a password manager that goes out of its way to support all platforms, including Linux and even Chromebook (not that I’d ever own one of those)… Dear reader, I went with EnPass.”
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“If you’re uncomfortable storing such sensitive data in the cloud, though, Enpass might be the tool for you. Enpass saves and secures your passwords locally on your PC.”
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“Enpass is a quite popular password manager across multiple platforms. It’s great to see that Enpass manages the package for Linux distros actively. I followed the steps to test it out and it worked like a charm.”