DroidPass on Mac: Your Password Manager, Now on the Mac App Store

DroidPass isn't just for your phone anymore. The same encrypted vault you use on iPhone, iPad, and Android now runs on your Mac — download it free from the Mac App Store and your passwords are right there on your biggest screen.

Yes, DroidPass works on your Mac

If you have an Apple Silicon Mac (M1 chip or later) running macOS 12.4 or later, you can install DroidPass directly from the Mac App Store. It's the same free app, the same account, and the same zero-knowledge encrypted vault — no separate purchase, no desktop-only edition to manage.

How to install DroidPass on your Mac

1. Open the App Store app on your Mac.
2. Search for "DroidPass Password Manager" — or open the DroidPass listing directly.
3. Click Get to install.
4. Sign in with your DroidPass account, and your vault syncs down automatically.

What you can do with DroidPass on Mac

• See your whole vault on a big screen. Browse, search, and organize hundreds of logins far faster than on a phone.
• Copy credentials while you browse. Keep DroidPass open next to your browser and copy usernames, passwords, and 2FA codes in a click.
• Use the built-in authenticator. Your TOTP codes are generated on the Mac too — no reaching for your phone at login time.
• Add and edit entries with a real keyboard. Bulk cleanups, secure notes, and new entries are much more comfortable on desktop.
• Generate strong passwords right where you're signing up.
• Unlock quickly. Use Touch ID on supported Macs, or your Master PIN.

One encrypted vault across every device you own

This is the real advantage. Apple's iCloud Keychain is fine — until you also use an Android phone or tablet. DroidPass syncs one AES-256 encrypted, zero-knowledge vault across Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Android, so mixed-device households and people with an Android phone plus a MacBook finally get one password manager that covers everything. Add a login on your phone during your commute, and it's already on your Mac when you sit down at your desk.

And because DroidPass works fully offline, your vault stays available on your Mac even without an internet connection.

Is it secure on a Mac?

Yes — the Mac version uses the exact same security model as the mobile apps: military-grade AES-256 encryption, zero-knowledge architecture (your Master PIN never leaves your device), and biometric unlock. Your data is encrypted before it ever syncs, so what's stored in the cloud is unreadable without your keys.