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Dashlane
Dashlane is a browser-first password manager for storing and using credentials across devices. It is particularly good at guiding people away from weak, reused passwords without making the vault feel technical.
Runs on
Web
Windows
macOS
Linux
Android
iOS
Available on
Web
App Store
Play Store
Chrome Web Store
Built for
Small Business
Enterprise
Remote Teams
Everyday Users
Overview
What is Dashlane?
Built around the browser
Dashlane now works mainly through its web app and browser extension, with dedicated mobile apps for Android and iOS. The vault handles passwords, passkeys, secure notes, payment details and personal information. Its interface is approachable, though people wanting a traditional desktop application may find the browser-first model limiting.
What a subscription covers
Personal plans are sold as annual subscriptions, with separate Premium and Friends & Family options. Business tiers add centralized policy controls, account recovery, provisioning and reporting. Some consumer plans bundle a Hotspot Shield VPN, which runs outside Dashlane rather than inside the vault.
- One account syncs across supported devices
- A trial replaces a permanent free tier
Where Dashlane fits
- Strong fit for households using mixed devices
- Security dashboard keeps cleanup work visible
- Admin controls suit distributed teams
Capabilities
Key features
Fill logins and forms
Insert credentials, addresses, and payment details in supported browsers
Detect exposed credentials
Watch saved accounts for known breach exposure
Share vault items
Grant revocable access without sending passwords in plaintext
Manage passkeys
Save and use passkeys from the browser extension
Keep exploring
Teams also considered
Individuals, families, and companies reach for 1Password when shared credentials and cross-device access become difficult to manage. It combines polished apps with practical controls for organizing sensitive account data.
Privacy-conscious individuals and teams reach for Bitwarden when they want an affordable, open-source password manager with capable free syncing and optional self-hosting.
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