MaxPassword is a beautiful, private password manager for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Everything is encrypted on your device and synced to your own Google Drive — so your passwords travel with you, and no one else can read them. Not even us.
Your vault is sealed with AES‑256‑GCM. The key is derived from your master password with PBKDF2 (310,000 iterations) and never leaves your device.
Sort items into Logins, Credit Cards, Email Accounts, and Bank Accounts — each with the right fields — plus custom fields and a built‑in password generator.
Your encrypted vault syncs through a private folder in your own Google Drive, keeping all your devices up to date with the same master password.
On a new device, connect Google Drive and enter your master password — your vault restores instantly. No exports, no copying files around.
Unlock instantly with biometrics, and the vault locks itself automatically after you step away — on a timer you choose.
Add a website to any login and optionally show its icon. It's off by default and never required — your privacy stays in your hands.
There's no MaxPassword account, no analytics, and no ads. We don't profile you, and no server of ours ever holds your data.
One vault across all your Apple devices, with a bold, modern design that feels right at home on each one.
MaxPassword is built so that we, the developer, have no way to read your information. Here is exactly what happens to your data and how we use Google services.
drive.appdata scope). MaxPassword cannot see, read, or
touch any of your other Google Drive files.MaxPassword's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Read the full Privacy Policy.
MaxPassword is actively evolving. Here's a peek at what's on the way.
The same encrypted vault on Android, syncing through your own Google Drive right alongside your Apple devices.
Store and generate time‑based one‑time codes right next to the logins they protect.
Keep IDs, insurance cards, and other sensitive images encrypted inside your vault.