RememBear

RememBear is a password manager for Mac that stores logins and payment details in an encrypted vault and helps fill them in across devices.

TunnelBear, Inc. com.tunnelbear.remembear.RememBearOSX

What is RememBear?

RememBear is a password manager for Mac designed to help users store, organize, and use passwords more easily. It keeps website logins, credit card details, and other sensitive information in an encrypted vault so they can be accessed when needed. The app was created by TunnelBear, Inc. and was positioned as a simple, consumer-friendly security tool for people who wanted help creating stronger passwords and signing in faster. Common features included password generation, autofill for saved credentials, and syncing data across devices. On Mac, users would typically encounter it as a native desktop app used alongside web browsing and online account management. It is best understood as a security and privacy app focused on everyday credential management.

Key features

  • Store passwords and other saved sign-in details in an encrypted vault
  • Generate strong random passwords for new and existing accounts
  • Autofill saved logins when signing in to websites and services
  • Save payment card details for faster checkout
  • Sync your vault across supported devices
  • Organize sensitive information in one place

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Safety overview

Status: Mostly safe

RememBear is legitimate password-management software, so handling sensitive account data is central to its purpose. Users should treat it like any password manager: keep the app only if you still use its vault, protect the device account with a strong password, and make sure you can access or export any important saved credentials before removing it. Because password managers can contain logins, payment details, and other private entries, deleting the app without checking your stored data first may leave you without easy access to that information.

Recommendation: Keep RememBear if you still rely on it to access saved passwords or other secure items. If you no longer use it, remove it after confirming that any passwords, cards, or notes you need are available in your current password manager or elsewhere.

Common paths

  • /Applications/RememBear.app

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