What Tablif read on MyPwdTool's site
MyPwdTool describes itself as: “MyPwdTool — New Generation Password Manager”
- Price model: Yearly · free tier
- Free tier: Free forever
- Stage: Live, no waitlist
- How it differs: “Instead of relying on user accounts, centralized vaults, or servers that can access sensitive information, MyPwdTool was designed around a different principle: enabling synchronization while remaining completely blind to user data.”
What it is
Calls itself “password manager”.
- Calls itself: password manager
“A free, end-to-end-encrypted password manager for macOS, iOS, Windows, and Android.”
Where it puts itself
Claims “only”. Rules out “no account”, “no cloud database” and “no tracking”.
- Superlative claim: only
- Says it will not: no account · no cloud database · no tracking
“Instead of relying on user accounts, centralized vaults, or servers that can access sensitive information, MyPwdTool was designed around a different principle: enabling synchronization while remaining completely blind to user data.”
“Multi-device synchronization is the only paid (optional) feature”
What it costs
Yearly plan. A free tier, free forever. Has an enterprise plan. Sales on request. No monthly plan. No one-time option. Prices quoted: $0, $2.99/y.
- One-time: no
- Monthly: no
- Yearly: yes
- Free plan: free forever
- Price: $0 · $2.99/y
- Enterprise plan: yes
- Contact sales: yes
“Price $0 $2.99/y Contact us”
“$2.99/y is the Pro reference price”
Who it sells to
Sells to consumers. Available in 4 languages.
- Sells to: consumers
- Languages: 4 languages
“As long-time users of other password managers, we found ourselves asking a simple question in early 2026: couldn't it be simpler, and less expensive?”
“The full app UI — on every platform, macOS, iOS, Android, and Windows alike — is available in English, French, German, and Spanish .”
How it runs
A desktop app, browser extension and mobile app for Android, Windows, iOS and macOS. Runs locally and works offline. Can be self-hosted. Distributed through the App Store and Play Store. Open source. AI is a side feature. Built with Hugo.
- Kind: desktop · extension · mobile
- Runs on: Android · Windows · iOS · +1
- Runs where: on the device, offline · self-hosted
- Distributed via: App Store · Play Store
- Open source: yes
- AI role: a side feature
- Built with: Hugo
“A free, end-to-end-encrypted password manager for macOS, iOS, Windows, and Android.”
“Browser Extension (Safari, Chrome, Edge, Firefox) for desktop”
What it works with
Plugin for Chrome, Edge and Safari. Names Android, Windows and 2 more on its pages.
- Plugin for: Chrome · Edge · Safari
- Names: Android · Windows · iOS · +1
“A free, end-to-end-encrypted password manager for macOS, iOS, Windows, and Android.”
“Browser Extension (Safari, Chrome, Edge, Firefox) for desktop”
What it offers as proof
Live, no waitlist. Try it without signing up.
- Trial asks for: nothing
“No account, no cloud vault”
Sources
Tablif read these pages, last on 13 Oct 2026. Everything above is what the product says about itself; Tablif does not verify every claim.
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