A private password manager that lives on your device
PinDazo stores every login in one encrypted vault on your iPhone, iPad or Mac. You unlock it with a master passphrase that only you know. Because there is no PinDazo cloud account, there is no central server of customer passwords to breach.
How PinDazo keeps your passwords safe
- AES-256-GCM encryption protects the entire vault on your device.
- Argon2id key derivation makes guessing your master passphrase slow and expensive.
- No cloud account, so your passwords are never stored on PinDazo servers.
- Strong passphrase checks flag common, repeated and keyboard-pattern passwords.
- Built-in password generator creates strong, unique passwords for every site.
Who PinDazo is for
PinDazo is for individuals and families who care about privacy, people leaving a cloud-based password manager, and anyone who wants to own their data. Import your existing passwords from Apple Passwords, Safari or another manager in minutes, and export them any time.
Simple, honest pricing
Choose a monthly plan, a one-time Standard license or a Lifetime license with ongoing updates. Every license covers three devices, and every purchase includes a hundred percent 30-day money back guarantee. You can always export your vault, even after a refund.
Questions, answered
What is PinDazo?
PinDazo is a password manager for iPhone, iPad and Mac that keeps your passwords in an encrypted vault on your own device. There is no PinDazo cloud account, so your passwords are never stored on our servers.
How does PinDazo protect my passwords?
Your vault is encrypted with AES-256-GCM, and your master passphrase is turned into an encryption key with Argon2id, a modern key-derivation function designed to resist guessing attacks. Only someone with your passphrase can open the vault.
Can PinDazo see my passwords?
No. Encryption and decryption happen on your device. PinDazo has no copy of your passphrase or your vault, which also means we cannot read or sell your data.
What makes a strong master passphrase?
A strong passphrase is long, unique and not used anywhere else. Several unrelated words or a sentence only you would think of works well. PinDazo checks for common, repeated and keyboard-pattern passwords and asks for at least 14 characters.
Can I move my passwords into PinDazo?
Yes. PinDazo imports CSV exports from Apple Passwords, Safari and most other password managers, and helps you review duplicates. After importing, delete the plain-text export file.
Will I ever be locked out of my own passwords?
No. You can always export your vault, even after a refund, and a license problem never blocks access to your own passwords while traveling or changing devices.
How many devices does a license cover?
Each PinDazo license covers three devices, and extra devices are available at a reduced price under the same account.
Is there a free trial?
PinDazo is paid from day one and backed by a hundred percent 30-day money back guarantee, so you can try it with no risk.