Every feature below is in the app today — nothing here is a roadmap item.
Logins, bank and finance accounts, Wi-Fi networks, SSH and server credentials, API keys, email accounts and plain secure notes — each with its own template, so a Wi-Fi entry doesn’t ask for a username it doesn’t need.
Two-factor codes live next to the login they belong to, or on their own tab. Import your existing Google Authenticator codes in one migration — codes are never capped or paywalled.
Random or memorable passwords, with length and character controls, and a toggle to exclude ambiguous characters — no squinting at a 1 that might be an l.
Face ID or passcode guards the app itself, with screenshot protection and a master key held in the Keychain — none of this is behind a paywall, because the parts that keep a vault safe shouldn’t be.
A 25-character code generated once, at sign-up. There’s no “forgot password” link — this is the actual way back in if you ever lose your master password. Save it somewhere that isn’t your phone.
Works with the system AutoFill picker, so TriPass credentials show up right where iOS already asks you to sign in — including when more than one login shares a site.
Scans the whole vault for weak and reused passwords and gives you a score you can act on — not just a warning with nowhere to go.
Checks each password against Have I Been Pwned using k-anonymity — only the first five characters of a hash leave your device, never the password itself.
Pick which entries to remove from the device before you travel, then restore them in one tap when you’re back — nothing sensitive sits on a phone you’re carrying through a border.
A heads-up before a saved card or document expires, so a renewal doesn’t catch you off guard.
A notification the day a saved password turns up in a known breach, or starts getting old — instead of finding out when it’s too late.
An encrypted copy of your vault, kept off the device, so a lost or wiped phone doesn’t take your passwords with it. A backup and a restore — not live sync between devices.