Everything in its place
Logins, cards, identities and secure notes, with folders, favourites and search that finds things instantly.
AIM Passwords
All your passwords kept safe behind just one.
Passwords, verification codes, cards and secure notes, encrypted on your device with a master password that only you know. Not even we can open your vault.
- Encrypted on your device
- On all your devices
- Two-step verification codes
Sound familiar?
What usually happens, and how AIM Passwords solves it.
You use the same password everywhere because you can't remember more.
AIM Passwords keeps them all behind one master password and generates passwords impossible to guess.
Verification codes are on one phone and passwords somewhere else.
It also stores two-step codes and gives you the six-digit code next to the password.
You don't know which of your passwords are weak or have appeared in a breach.
It tells you which are weak, which you reuse and, if you ask, which appear in public breaches.
How it works
Getting started is this simple. And this is what you'll see: screenshots of the real app.
Create your vault
Choose a strong master password and, better still, create a recovery code too in case you ever forget it.
Bring your passwords
Import the ones saved in your browser or another manager (CSV or JSON). AIM Passwords recognises the format and skips duplicates.
Use them and improve them
Copy the username, password or code with one click, generate new passwords and check your vault's health to change the weak ones.
What you can do
Everything AIM Passwords does today, told by what it solves for you.
Verification codes included
Store each website's two-step verification key (scanning its QR code with the camera or from an image) and AIM Passwords gives you the six-digit code, right next to the password.
Your vault's health
It tells you which passwords are weak, which ones you reuse, which ones you haven't changed in over a year, which websites aren't encrypted and, if you ask, which ones appear in public breaches.
Passwords impossible to guess
Generate passwords with the length and characters you want (without the easily confused ones) or passphrases made of Spanish words that are easy to remember.
Import in a minute
From the CSV of your browser or another password manager, the unencrypted JSON of another manager, or the KeePass database (.kdbx), which is opened on your device. With automatic mapping and a notice of anything that doesn’t fit.
On all your devices
With your free account, your vault syncs between your computer, laptop and phone, encrypted in your browser: what reaches our servers can't be opened by anyone, not even AIM.
It locks itself
Choose after how many minutes it locks and whether it locks when you switch screens. The clipboard clears itself after copying.
History for every password
If you change a password, the old one stays in the item's history in case you need it.
Encrypted backup and export
Download an encrypted copy identical to your vault, or export to KeePass (.kdbx, encrypted) or to CSV to take them elsewhere.
Open it with your fingerprint or your face
In browsers that support it, add a passkey (your device’s fingerprint, face or PIN, or a security key) and open the vault without typing the master password, which still works. You can remove it whenever you like.
Who it's for
SMEs, freelancers and firms that already work this way.
A freelancer
Your logins for Social Security, the tax office, the bank and each supplier, with their two-step codes, in one place.
A shop
Logins for the online shop, the card terminal and suppliers, with strong passwords nobody writes on a sticky note any more.
An accounting firm
Each client's logins sorted into folders, with secure notes for sensitive details.
Whoever looks after IT
Generated passwords, a check for reused ones and an encrypted backup kept somewhere safe.
Works with the rest of AIM
Each app does its own job and hands the work on to the next.
AIM Send
To pass a password to someone, use an AIM Send secret message: it's read once and disappears.
AIM Notes
For encrypted notes that aren't passwords, AIM Notes syncs your encrypted notes across devices.
AIM Anonymise
Before you share a document, remove the personal data with AIM Anonymise.
Privacy and security
What stays on your device, what travels encrypted and what we store. No small print.
Encrypted on your device
Your vault is encrypted in your browser with AES-256 and a key derived from your master password with Argon2id (64 MiB of memory on each attempt, which slows down anyone trying to guess it). Vaults created earlier, with PBKDF2, switch by themselves to Argon2id the next time you open them. Your master password never leaves your device.
It stays on your device
The encrypted vault is stored in your browser and no account is needed. If you turn on sync, it only reaches our servers encrypted.
If you forget the master password
Only your recovery code can open the vault. We can't: keep it somewhere safe and download encrypted copies now and then.
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Free and Pro
Start free, no card. Pro only if you need it.
Free
€0Forever. No sign-up, no card.
- All of AIM Passwords's features, no sign-up
Pro
From €1.99€1.99 a month with annual billing, or €2.49 a month paying every 6 months. VAT included, no commitment.
- All of AIM Passwords's features, nothing held back on either plan
- AIM Cloud: 50 GB for your documents, from any computer
- Advanced PDF in AIM PDF: OCR, certificate signing, redaction and comparison
Frequently asked questions
What happens if I forget my master password?
If you created a recovery code, open it with that and choose a new password. If not, nobody can open it, not even us: that's the price of it being truly private.
Does it sync across my devices?
Yes, with your free AIM account: turn it on in the AIM Passwords settings and, on the other device, bring your vault from the account and open it with your master password. It travels and is stored encrypted.
Does it fill in passwords on websites?
No: AIM Passwords works on its own page, without an extension. You copy a username, password or code with one click and paste it into the website; the clipboard clears itself shortly afterwards.
Does it check whether my passwords have been leaked?
Yes, if you ask for it in “Vault health”: only the beginning of each password's digest (5 characters) leaves your device, through AIM, and the comparison is done on your device.
Can I open it with my fingerprint or a passkey?
Yes, in browsers that support it: add a passkey in the AIM Passwords settings. The master password and the recovery code still work, and you can remove the passkey whenever you like.
Can I share passwords with my team?
No: your vault is yours alone. To pass a password to someone, use a secret message from AIM Send: it is read once and disappears.
Try it now. It's free.
No sign-up, no card and nothing to install. It opens in your browser in a second.