DroidPass Password Manager

Safe — a password manager with data storage in user's cloud storage (iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.), supports passkeys, built-in 2FA and cross-device synchronization, but has synchronization stability issues and restrictive licensing policy.

Free password manager with E2E encryption, autofill, password generator, passkeys and hide-my-email aliases support, but requires internet even for offline access to saved data.

Bitwarden is a password manager with end-to-end encryption, device synchronization and browser extension support, but experiences periodic authentication and synchronization errors on mobile platforms.

Password manager with two-factor authentication, autofill, and encryption support. In recent years, it has transitioned exclusively to a paid subscription model with older versions removed from the App Store, causing conflicts with users who lost access to previously purchased software.

Dashlane is a password manager with synchronization, two-factor authentication, and data breach monitoring, but most features require a paid subscription, and the transition to a paid model caused widespread user dissatisfaction.

LastPass is a password manager with encrypted vault, autofill for logins across apps and websites, device synchronization, and two-factor authentication, though it periodically experiences synchronization errors, account recovery failures, and autofill instability on Android.

mSecure is a password manager with AES-256 encryption, support for device synchronization (cloud, Dropbox, Wi-Fi) and two-factor authentication; requires a paid subscription for full functionality.

RoboForm is a password manager with form autofill and cross-device synchronization, but suffers from authorization issues, freezing, and regressions after updates.