My Passwords stores logins and other credentials in an encrypted vault on the device. The listing describes AES-256 encryption, a master password, biometric unlock, automatic locking, and autofill for apps and websites. Users can also generate passwords, store passkeys and one-time two-factor codes, keep secure notes or cards, and import or export data through files. The app says it makes no network connections and does not sync automatically between devices; backups must be created and restored manually. Some functions are marked Pro, but the verified listing text does not spell out their price or billing model. Losing the master password means the developer cannot recover the vault, so users should establish a secure backup before relying on it. My Passwords is free to download and requires careful device and backup security like any credential manager.
