Hi everyone, this is Andy, Proton’s founder, here.

Starting today, Proton Lifetime users can get the Proton Pass beta. Over the next week, we will also expand the beta to all Proton Visionary users in stages.

Unlike past Proton releases, Proton Pass beta is coming out on multiple platforms at the same time, and it is already available on iOS, Android, and also Firefox and Chrome-based browsers (including Brave).

Proton Pass uses the same rigorous end-to-end encryption found in other Proton services. We don't only encrypt passwords, but all metadata including URLs and usernames. The Proton Pass security model is unique and quite thorough, and is detailed here: https://proton.me/blog/proton-pass-security-model.

Proton Pass provides more than just password management. It also features:

• fully end-to-end encrypted notes
• integrated 2fa authenticator, with 2fa auto-fill support coming soon
• built-in email alias support (so Proton Pass can propose an email alias in addition to a password)

As the last point suggests, the SimpleLogin team is indeed working on Pass, and in the blog post below, we share how Proton Pass came to exist.

We look forward to getting your feedback over the beta period and continuing to iterate quickly to improve.

We have been using Proton Pass internally at Proton for the past 4 months already and look forward to bringing it to everybody in the coming months.

SimpleLogin founder Son Nguyen Kim will be answering questions with me and also collecting feedback over on the new Proton Pass subreddit at r/ProtonPass.

Finally, you can learn more about Proton Pass and find out how we're inviting people to the beta here: https://proton.me/blog/proton-pass-beta.