A private password manager does not mine your passwords, sell your data, or run ads. LegendPass is zero-knowledge and free of trackers by design.
A private password manager is one that cannot profit from your secrets. LegendPass is a private password manager in the strongest sense: your vault is zero-knowledge, your biometrics stay on-device, and there are no ads and no data-selling feeding on the passwords you store.
Private means the manager cannot read, mine, or sell your data. LegendPass is zero-knowledge (we cannot decrypt your vault), processes biometrics on-device, and keeps plaintext off our servers — so there is nothing private about your data to sell.
Many “free” apps monetize by profiling you. LegendPass has a different model: the free tier is funded by optional Premium, not by your data.
No advertising and no behavioral profiling.
Your vault contents are never used to build a profile.
A privacy promise is only as good as the architecture behind it. LegendPass cannot open your vault even if asked, because the key never leaves your device — the data is structurally unreadable to us.
Sync transmits ciphertext only.
Your identity and vault are not linkable to ad engines.
| Privacy | LegendPass | Ad-funded managers |
|---|---|---|
| Zero-knowledge vault | Yes | Varies |
| Runs ads | No | Often yes |
| Sells/profiles your data | No | Sometimes |
| On-device biometrics | Yes | Varies |
No. Your vault is encrypted on-device and zero-knowledge — we cannot read it, so we cannot use or sell your passwords. The full privacy policy states this plainly.
Yes. The free tier is supported by optional Premium subscriptions, not by ads or selling your data.
Because the architecture enforces it: zero-knowledge means we lack the technical ability to decrypt your vault. A promise backed by math, not by policy.
Zero-knowledge, no ads, no tracking. Your secrets stay yours — free to start.
The full vault, generator, and biometrics are free to try.
The LegendPass browser extension installs from the Chrome Web Store and works in Chrome, Brave, Edge, Opera, and every other Chromium-based browser — plus Firefox from the Firefox Add-ons store.