iSenhas - Password Manager

iSenhas is a secure and smart way to organize and take care of passwords.

Simple to use and user-friendly interface. We intelligently automate the organization of large numbers of passwords with a Smart Folder algorithm and automatic icon detection.

iSenhas values transparency. Part of the source code is publicly available on GitHub, allowing the community to review, audit, and follow the ongoing evolution of the project's security.

Increase your productivity having all your passwords in hand with:

- Fast unlocking of passwords through Touch ID or Face ID.

- Automatic verification of the strength of your passwords with a list of vulnerability alerts.

- Breach Scan, an Dark web leak check tool.

- Icons automatically added to passwords through smart text recognition.

- Smart algorithm for automatic organization of passwords in folders.

- Automatic filling of passwords on your smartphone keyboard.

- Strong and random password generator with special characters, numbers, upper and lower case letters.

- Storage of infinite passwords on the Premium plan.

- Sharing passwords with other devices using the same email account.

- Algorithm to import passwords from Google, Dashlane, LastPass and Cyclonis.

- AES-256 GCM encryption with zero-knowledge architecture option.

- History of old passwords.

- Storing and managing notes.

- Storing and managing instant transfer codes like Pix, FedNow, MB Way and others.

No more worrying about creating, storing, managing and remembering your passwords. Gain focus to your day-to-day.

Part of the icons is provided by Icons8.

If you have any questions, please contact us at https://isenhas.com.br, we are looking forward to your feedback to further improve this tool.

Accessibility Services Disclosure: iPasswords offers the ability to use the Accessibility Service to augment Autofill on web navigators. When enabled, the Accessibility Service is used to search for login fields in websites. This establishes the appropriate field IDs when a match for the site is found and inserts credentials. When the Accessibility Service is active iPasswords does not store information or control any on-screen elements beyond inserting credentials.