Dashlane is a password manager that stores logins, passkeys, payment details, and secure notes in one encrypted account. It helps people replace reused passwords with stronger credentials while keeping sign-ins easier to manage across devices.
How it works
Install Dashlane on your browser or phone, save your logins, and let it autofill websites and apps when you sign in. Dashlane can generate strong passwords, store passkeys, alert you to weak or compromised credentials, and help you update accounts over time.
Key features
- Password and passkey storage with autofill
- Password generator and security health scoring
- Alerts for weak, reused, or compromised credentials
- Secure sharing for passwords and notes
- Cross-device sync on web and mobile
- Built-in support for passkey sign-in on supported services
Who is it for
Dashlane is a good fit for people who want a more polished password manager with strong browser support and simple sharing options. It is especially useful for families and professionals trying to move away from browser-saved passwords and reuse across accounts.
Reputation
Dashlane has been in the password management market since 2009 and is widely covered in security software roundups. The company says its platform is used by more than 20,000 organizations, alongside its consumer and family plans.