Enpass
Enpass is a password manager for Mac that stores logins, passkeys, cards, and other sensitive information in encrypted vaults.
What is Enpass?
Enpass is a security and privacy app for Mac that helps people store, organize, and autofill passwords, passkeys, payment cards, notes, and other sensitive records. It is designed for personal users, families, and teams that want a dedicated desktop password manager with control over where their vault data is stored and synced. The app supports encrypted vaults, password generation, password health checks, breach monitoring, and built-in one-time code support for compatible accounts. Enpass also works with browser extensions to save and fill credentials on websites and can sync through services such as iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, WebDAV, Nextcloud, or local and offline workflows. Sinew publishes Enpass as a cross-platform product with Mac, mobile, and browser support for users who want their credentials available across devices.
Key features
- Store passwords, passkeys, cards, and secure notes in encrypted vaults
- Autofill logins, payment details, and web forms through browser integration
- Generate strong passwords with customizable rules
- Check for weak, reused, or compromised passwords
- Create and use one-time authentication codes for supported accounts
- Sync vaults through personal cloud services, WebDAV, Wi-Fi, or offline storage
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Enpass is legitimate password-management software, but it handles highly sensitive information by design. Access to browser autofill, local files used for vault storage, and biometric or quick-unlock features is normal for this kind of app. Your main precaution is to use a strong master password, protect any cloud account you use for syncing with multi-factor authentication, and keep backups of important vault data before making major changes.
Recommendation: Keep Enpass if you use it to manage passwords, passkeys, or secure records on your Mac. Remove it only if you have fully migrated your vaults to another password manager and no longer rely on its browser autofill, sync, or local encrypted data.
Common paths
/Applications/Enpass.app~/Applications/Enpass.app
Cache paths
~/Library/Caches/in.sinew.Enpass-Desktop
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/Enpass
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/in.sinew.Enpass-Desktop.plist
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