Elpass 1.6.2

Surge Networks Inc. ❘ Freeware ❘
iOS
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Elpass: Streamlining Access Control with Innovation

David Fischer

01/20/2025

Elpass by Surge Networks Inc. revolutionizes secure access management through user-friendly interfaces and advanced technology, making it a must-have for businesses looking to enhance their security protocols.

Elpass is a password manager and personal digital vault that prioritizes user control. The interface is user-friendly and focuses on ensuring security.

The vault on Elpass is exclusively isolated, storing data locally on the device and optionally syncing it with trusted cloud services such as iCloud and Dropbox. All data is encrypted using advanced algorithms to ensure maximum security.
Users have the flexibility to set security levels for different items, allowing for automatic filling of less sensitive data while requiring biometric verification for highly important information.
Elpass offers the convenience of auto-filling logins for both webpages and native applications on macOS, eliminating the need for manual copying of passwords.
Available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, Elpass ensures seamless and secure data synchronization across devices.

Terms and Conditions: https://elpass.app/terms
Privacy Policy: https://elpass.app/privacy-policy

Overview

Elpass is a Freeware software in the category Business developed by Surge Networks Inc..

The latest version of Elpass is 1.6.2, released on 07/06/2024. It was initially added to our database on 02/28/2024.

Elpass runs on the following operating systems: iOS.

Users of Elpass gave it a rating of 4 out of 5 stars.

Pros

Native macOS and iOS apps (Apple Silicon & macOS Ventura ready) — fast, native performance and system integration.
Open-sourced encryption code (encryption part is public) — allows independent verification of cryptography.
Sync via iCloud or Dropbox — gives users control over where encrypted data is stored (company does not hold the plaintext).
Biometric support and per-item security levels — can require Face/Touch ID for high‑sensitivity items and relax it for convenience.
Autofill for webpages and native apps on macOS and iOS — reduces manual copy/paste and improves workflow.
OTP support and recent improvements to OTP filling and otpauth:// scheme support — built‑in two‑factor support.
Password generator (including memorable password option) and multiple item types (passwords, bank cards, IDs, server credentials, software licenses, files/notes).
Small app size and targeted macOS/iOS footprint — lightweight mobile app (~17 MB on iOS).
Relatively low annual price (listed around $19.99/year) with a short free trial — affordable compared with many competitors.
Recent release activity and feature updates (auto-fill improvements, text filling mode, iOS adaptation) — project shows ongoing maintenance historically.

Cons

Platform coverage limited to Apple ecosystem (macOS, iPhone, iPad) — no official Windows, Android or Linux native apps or first‑class support for non‑Apple platforms.
Some user reports of persistent bugs in mobile and macOS apps (editing/new-login blank screen, autofill failures on some sites, extension issues) — indicates occasional stability problems for certain workflows.
Reported lack of responsive support channel — users complain bugs persisted long-term with little support/communication.
No obvious built‑in export option reported in user reviews — could make vendor lock‑in or migration difficult.
Subscription/purchase UX complaints (app listed as free but prompts for subscription, persistent subscription prompts) — confusing onboarding for some users.
Browser extension / integration issues on macOS reported by users (favorites not opening from extension, autofill failures) — may impact password entry convenience on some sites.
Encryption code only partially open-sourced (site notes the encryption part is open-sourced) — entire product and infrastructure are not fully open source, so full auditability is limited.
Relies on third‑party cloud providers (iCloud, Dropbox) for syncing — although data is encrypted locally, this requires trusting third‑party availability and sync behavior.
Smaller user base / fewer public reviews and third‑party audits compared with major password managers — less community scrutiny and ecosystem integrations.
Feature parity and advanced team/business features are limited — aimed primarily at personal use; not a full enterprise offering.

David Fischer

I am a technology writer for UpdateStar, covering software, security, and privacy as well as research and innovation in information security. I worked as an editor for German computer magazines for more than a decade before joining the UpdateStar team. With over a decade of editorial experience in the tech industry, I bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to my current role at UpdateStar. At UpdateStar, I focus on the critical areas of software, security, and privacy, ensuring our readers stay informed about the latest developments and best practices.

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