1Password keeps passwords, passkeys, credit cards, notes and documents in a single encrypted vault, and adds the connective tissue that makes those items useful: secure sharing between colleagues and family, shared vaults for teams, and per-item access control so you can hand over a single login without exposing the rest. Recent versions extend the same model to app access and AI tool credentials, letting you create scoped, revocable credentials for tools and agents instead of sharing one long-lived password. It fills logins in browsers and apps, generates strong passwords, watches for credential reuse and breach exposure, and can rotate secrets automatically. Available for macOS, iOS, Windows, Linux, browser extensions and the command line, with the option to host your own servers. The free trial covers the full feature set before you commit to a plan.
1Password
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1Password stores passwords, passkeys, cards and documents in one encrypted vault, and adds secure sharing, shared team vaults and per-item access control. Recent versions extend the same model to application access and AI tool credentials, letting you issue scoped, revocable credentials. It fills logins, generates strong passwords and monitors for reuse and breaches.