Hands down the best passwords app and it is free. Automatically generates secure passwords and logs into apps. Use it to generate two-factor authentication codes. No need for third-party apps to generate the codes. This is huge if you change devices. Everything stored in Passwords is synced. With third-party apps you must setup the codes on each device which is very tedious, and if you get a new device and don’t reset codes for each account you will be locked out. Passwords app automatically saves passkeys and WiFi passwords, no extra work needed. Notes section lets you add addition info, useful to save backup codes, account numbers, etc. Notes area does not support attachments, which would be very useful sometimes to attach a screenshot or photo, so hopefully Apple will add that functionality in the future. One very useful feature is Groups. You can add a password to groups that are shared with family/friends who also are using the Passwords app. Two-factor authentication codes are also shared. However, you can only add passwords to one group. Being able to add passwords to multiple groups is the feature most lacking that I hope Apple adds. For example, I’d like to share a password with a group I have with my parents, and also share the same password with a group that I have for my work phone. Currently that is not supported, it is one or another.

My review of this product/application wasn’t positive until I actually opened up and used it and for me it took trust. The company and the products have served me well both in my professional life working for the government I served and for protection of my personal life. The application has been a godsend. It helps me navigate the many application applications I use that have passwords and for that I’m in debt with the engineers, project managers, leadership, and for all those other others at Apple. The only reason I am with Apple because of it security.For my family and myself, I want to continue to use Apple. My only struggle is actually having someone that can explain things to me in a way that I understand. I mostly work with geriatric people, i.e. myself and family and it seems like Apple at the age. We’re at is more difficult than I think it should be. But I don’t know so if you wanna improve something like that, talk to old people.

Apple Passwords is a great addition to the Apple ecosystem. It’s easy to use, seamlessly integrated across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and makes saving, accessing, and autofilling passwords feel effortless. Everything syncs smoothly, making it a convenient and reliable choice for anyone who uses Apple products daily.I love the simplicity and convenience. Having my passwords, passkeys, verification codes, and Wi-Fi credentials all in one place makes managing my digital life much easier. The built-in security features and Apple's strong commitment to privacy are also big selling points.That said, Apple Passwords still has room to grow. Dedicated password managers like 1Password and other competitors offer more robust features for power users, including more advanced organization, customization, secure sharing, and tools for managing information beyond standard passwords. I'd love to see Apple expand its feature set to compete more directly with these established password managers.Apple has already nailed the most important part: creating a seamless, intuitive experience that works beautifully across its devices. Now it needs to build on that foundation with more advanced features for users who want greater control and flexibility.Overall, Apple Passwords is an excellent, convenient password manager for everyday use. With a few more powerful features and greater flexibility, it could become a serious competitor to the best dedicated password managers on the market. The foundation is there — now it's time for Apple to take it to the next level

Love the look and feel of the app, as always from Apple. The feature set is pretty solid too for a first version. Passkeys, sharing, OAUTH codes, and security warnings are awesome. I currently use and pay for nordpass, but this application is tempting me to end that. There are a few features that would be nice to see that nordpass currently has. For example, I can keep certain passwords in folders, which yes there is a shared folder option but I don't necessarily want to share these, just organize them. Another nice feature would be being able to save credit cards, and other personally identifiable info like passports or whatever. I know that leaks over into the "Wallet" app but those features aren't quite there. Maybe they can be integrated into that application instead. Secure notes would be nice as well but that's already taken care of by "Notes", just a different app that I will have to navigate to, not a big deal. A password generator built into the iOS version would be nice as well, I see it's on Mac already in a simple way. Would be cool to see that built better for more customization of the password.