Proton Pass has gone from bare-bones to full-featured, and it’s ready to take on the competitive password manager landscape.

It’s remarkable how quickly Proton Pass has evolved. The app is a little over two years old, and Proton has quickly moved to transform Pass from a bare-bones browser extension into one of the best password managers on the market. Major updates seem to show up every month or two. Even as I write this review, Proton launched an emergency access feature less than two weeks ago.

Proton didn’t catapult to the top of the password manager stack solely because of new features. It has a clear, consistent commitment to updates, combined with the best free password manager plan I’ve seen and a robust system of apps you can get for a single price. Proton Pass can stand on its own, but it stands even taller as part of Proton’s extensive suite.

Perhaps the greatest asset Proton Pass has is Proton itself. It’s a company with a long history when it comes to security and privacy, and those same principles are at play with Pass, from end-to-end encryption to open source applications.

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