Your vault, filled in wherever you sign in
Logins, cards, identities, secure notes and SSH keys live in one encrypted vault. The browser extension fills them in and saves new logins as you go.
Collections
Today
One vault for everything you type into a login form or a checkout page, and the notes and keys you would rather not keep in a text file.
What you can keep
Logins
Usernames, passwords, websites, authenticator keys and passkeys.
Cards
Card numbers and expiry dates, ready to fill at checkout.
Identities
Names, addresses and other details for long forms.
Secure notes
Wi-Fi passwords, recovery codes, licence keys and anything else.
SSH keys
Generate Ed25519 or RSA keys, or import yours, and copy the public key.
Attachments
Encrypted files on any item, with 1 GB of storage per person.
How it works
Autofill
Fill in a click, or a keystroke
The extension shows matching logins right in the form field and in its popup. Press Ctrl+Shift+L (Cmd+Shift+L on a Mac) to fill the last login you used on a site, and again to cycle through the others.
- Suggestions in the form field, or turn them off
- Optional autofill on page load, for sites you trust
- Fill cards and identities as well as logins
Autofill suggestions
All items
Autosave
Save new logins as you create them
Sign up or sign in somewhere new and KeyCare Pass offers to add the login to your vault, or to update it when you change a password.
- Choose how websites are matched: base domain, host, starts with, exact or a regular expression
- Block autofill on domains you choose
Import and export
Bring your passwords with you, and take them away
Import exports from other password managers and from Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. Export your vault at any time, including as an encrypted file protected by a password you choose.
Importing your dataFrequently asked questions
Which browsers does autofill work in?
Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi, with the extension from the Chrome Web Store. Firefox and Safari extensions are not available yet.
Is autofill on page load safe?
It is off by default. Turn it on only for websites you trust, because a compromised page can read what is filled into it. Filling with a click or the keyboard shortcut works everywhere.
Can I keep using my browser's password manager?
You can, but they will compete. KeyCare Pass can turn the browser's own password saving off for you. Here is how.
Try it with your own passwords
Create your account, then choose the plan that fits.