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Alternatives to 1Password

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#1
Bitwarden

Bitwarden

Open source

Open-source password manager that's free, audited, and cross-platform

Bitwarden product preview

Bitwarden is the strongest open-source alternative to 1Password. The free tier is genuinely comprehensive — unlimited passwords, sync across all devices, and secure sharing. The Premium tier adds TOTP, emergency access, and health reports for $10/year, making it the best-value paid tier in any password manager. All code is open source and independently audited. Self-hosting is supported for teams that want full control. If you're...

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#2
KeePassXC

KeePassXC

Open source

Free offline password manager that keeps your vault in your hands

KeePassXC product preview

KeePassXC is the password manager for people who want their vault in a local file, not someone else's cloud. It reads and writes the standard KeePass format, so your database works everywhere and belongs to nobody. Browser integration and built-in TOTP codes make it less spartan than it looks — autofill works nearly as smoothly as 1Password's. It's completely free and open source, maintained by a volunteer team. Sync is on you...

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#3
Proton Pass

Proton Pass

Open source

Encrypted password manager with built-in email aliases from Proton

Proton Pass product preview

Proton Pass brings Proton's Swiss end-to-end encryption to password management, with a killer extra: built-in email aliases that keep your real address out of sign-up forms. It suits anyone already in the Proton ecosystem, or 1Password users who'd rather their vault came from a privacy-first company with open-source clients. The free tier is genuinely usable day to day, and Pass Plus — roughly $2-3 a month — unlocks unlimited aliases...

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#4

The KeePass client that feels genuinely at home on Apple devices

Strongbox product preview

Strongbox is what KeePass looks like when someone builds it properly for Apple platforms: a native app with Face ID and Touch ID unlock, YubiKey support, and system-wide AutoFill that just works. It's for people who want the open KeePass format without giving up Mac polish — a real 1Password escape hatch, since your data stays in a standard file. The free tier covers the basics; paid plans run $2.99/month, $24.99/year, or a lifetime...

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