1Password App: One master password for all applications, websites, apps and more

1Password app you set a master password with which you can secure all other passwords for user accounts, online accounts, access to Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Amazon and so on. The registration on these pages or with the corresponding apps then simply works via the 1Password app or the browser plug-in. So you can enter a different secure password everywhere, but only have to remember one password, namely the one for 1Password. I have summarized details of the AgileBits offer from Canada in this guide.

This is how 1Password works: Secure different accesses with one password

The fact that you only have to remember one password does not mean that it is used everywhere. You can definitely use Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, Gmail, Etsy, Evernote, Netflix, for credit card services, streaming offers and other accounts a unique and secure password use. The 1Password app then manages all these passwords and logs you into these services with just one click; as long as you enter the master password beforehand - that is the safety factor. In addition, 1Password can help you to create new user accounts. A new Netflix account or a new Amazon user account? The app will create a secure password for you and will take over the registration in the future.

Presentation of the app in the video by AgileBits in the descriptive video

1Password download for Mac, Windows PC, as a browser plugin, as an app for iOS and Android

Here I have selected the most important download links for the software for you. This is how you can quickly find the right version for your Mac, MacBook, iPhone or iPad - or for Windows PC or Android device:

• Download for iOS devices
• Download for Mac and MacBook
• Download for Android devices
• Downloads for all devices and as a browser plugin

How do you manage your passwords?

Do you already use 1Password and benefit from the automatic management of all your accesses, accounts and Apps with only one master password? Or do you still go the classic way, create a new password everywhere and then remember it (possibly with help such as a notebook or sticky notes)? Feel free to leave a comment on the topic!

Johannes Domke

After graduating from high school, Johannes completed an apprenticeship as a business assistant specializing in foreign languages. But then he decided to research and write, which resulted in his independence. For several years he has been working for Sir Apfelot, among others. His articles include product introductions, news, manuals, video games, consoles, and more. He follows Apple keynotes live via stream.