Security & Privacy Utilities & System Tools

Keeper

Keeping unique credentials synchronized across devices is the job. Keeper combines an encrypted password vault with practical sharing, autofill and business controls, making it especially useful for families and managed teams.

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 Keeper?

How Keeper handles the vault

Keeper uses a zero-knowledge vault for passwords, passkeys, payment cards, notes and files. Its browser extension handles capture and autofill, while the desktop and mobile apps keep the same records available across devices. Personal and Family subscriptions cover the core manager; business tiers add policy controls, team sharing, reporting and directory provisioning. BreachWatch dark-web monitoring and larger secure-storage allowances can raise the bill, so the advertised vault price is not always the final cost.

Uses that fit well

  • At home, store logins and share selected records through family folders without exposing the rest of a vault.
  • Small teams can replace passwords sent in chat with role-based shared folders and transfer records when staff leave.
  • IT departments can enforce master-password rules, require MFA and review risky credential practices from the admin console.
Capabilities

Key features

Generate strong passwords

Create unique credentials without leaving the login form

One-Time Share

Send expiring vault records to people without Keeper

Store TOTP codes

Keep verification codes beside their matching credentials

Emergency access

Designate trusted contacts for delayed vault access

Vault security audit

Identify weak, reused and unchanged passwords

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