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About mSecure
mSecure stores passwords and other sensitive information, including documents, in an encrypted vault that syncs across devices. It can also be used to share data with others.
Version 7 added passwordless sign-in and built-in two-factor codes, so one-time codes can live alongside the accounts they protect. Apps are available for iOS, Android, macOS and Windows, and you can get started for free, with a 30-day trial on each platform. It suits individuals and businesses looking for a conventional commercial password manager.
Strengths
- Apps for iOS, Android, macOS and Windows
- Built-in two-factor code generation
- Stores documents and other data as well as passwords
- Sharing of records with others
Limitations
- Closed source
- Full features need a paid plan after the trial
- No Linux app
Details
- Pricing
- FreemiumFree to get started, with a 30-day trial of the full product on each platform.
- License
- Proprietary
- Developer
- mSecure
- Platforms
- Windows, macOS, Android, iOS
- How it runs
- Downloadable app
- Best suited for
- People who want one commercial vault for passwords, 2FA codes and documents
- Categories
- Password managers
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to mSecure
Compare allSoftware that can replace mSecure for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.
1Password
Subscription password manager for individuals and families that stores, fills and shares passwords and passkeys.
1Password adds a Linux app, a command-line tool, Watchtower breach alerts and per-item sharing permissions, but has no free tier beyond a 14-day trial.
Bitwarden
An open-source password manager with free cross-device sync, apps for every platform and optional paid plans.
Bitwarden is open source, runs on Linux and the web as well, has a free tier with unlimited devices, and can be self-hosted.
Keeper
Zero-knowledge password manager for individuals and enterprises.
Keeper adds a Linux app and enterprise secrets management, stays closed source, and its free tier is limited to one mobile device.
NordPass
Password manager with passkey support from the makers of NordVPN.
NordPass adds a Linux app and full passkey storage, stays closed source, and its free tier allows only one active device at a time.
LastPass
Veteran cloud password manager, notable for its 2022 vault breach.
LastPass adds a Linux app and mature sharing, stays closed source, but had customer vault backups stolen in 2022 and limits the free tier to one device type.
Enpass
Offline-first password manager that syncs through your own cloud storage.
Enpass adds a Linux app, syncs through cloud storage you choose instead of a vendor vault, and offers a one-time purchase instead of a subscription.
Dashlane
Cloud password manager with autofill, dark web monitoring and a VPN.
Dashlane adds dark web monitoring and a VPN but has no standalone desktop app, running through the browser and mobile apps on a paid subscription.
RoboForm
Long-running password manager with unusually strong form filling.
RoboForm adds a Linux app and stronger form filling from stored identities, but syncing across devices needs the paid plan and parts of the interface are dated.
Similar software
Related functionality, not necessarily a direct replacement.
Google Authenticator
Google's mobile app that generates one-time verification codes for two-step verification.
Ente Auth
Open-source two-factor authenticator with end-to-end encrypted backups.
Authy
Mobile two-factor authenticator with encrypted cloud backup.
