Your passwords, in your hands
PassTower keeps your passwords, passkeys and 2FA codes encrypted on your own devices. Only your master password or your 12-word pass phrase can open your vault.
Encrypted on your device
Your vault is encrypted with AES-256 before it is saved. Your master password never leaves your device, and nobody else, including us, can read your vault.
Autofill
Fills your logins in apps and in Chrome, with a helper for Firefox. PassTower checks the website so it won't fill your password on a lookalike site.
Passkeys
On Android 14 and newer, PassTower can create and use passkeys, kept inside your vault next to your passwords.
Built-in 2FA authenticator
Scan a site's QR code once, and PassTower shows its 6-digit sign-in codes and fills them for you.
Sync through your own Dropbox
Your phone and computer stay in step through a PassTower folder in your Dropbox. Only the encrypted vault is stored there.
Quick and safe unlocking
Unlock with your fingerprint or a 6-digit PIN. PassTower locks itself when you leave it, and blocks screenshots.
Password generator
Strong passwords up to 40 characters, with the letters, digits and symbols you choose.
Family plan
Invite up to 6 family members. Each person keeps their own vault, and nobody can open anyone else's.
No vault on this website
This website only describes PassTower. It doesn't store any vaults or passwords, and there is nothing to sign in to here. Your vault is only in the PassTower app on your devices (and, if you sync, encrypted in your own Dropbox). If a page asks you to type your master password or pass phrase into a website, it isn't PassTower.
Forgot your master password?
When you create your vault, PassTower shows you a 12-word pass phrase. Keep it somewhere safe: with it you can set a new master password. Without your master password or your pass phrase, no one can open your vault, not even us.