Proton Pass is an essential tool for managing credentials and protecting your identity, but it has become much more than that. Now you can use it even for specialized purposes, whether that’s segmenting access to information among teams or managing developer workflows.
This year, we’re continuing to expand the ways you can use Proton Pass, for teams, individuals, and families.
Our latest updates and upcoming features focus on improving usability, adding more control and flexibility to sharing, enhancing the autofill experience, and providing new tools for developers. Proton Pass is becoming more capable and convenient, all without raising prices or compromising on our values of privacy and transparency.
What we launched in fall and winter 2025
We know that everyone uses Proton Pass differently. For it to be as useful to as many people as possible, we focused on a few core areas last year.
Improved usability and more convenience
When you’re using Proton Pass, the app should help you get your admin done and make your tasks easier. That’s why we focused on improving usability and convenience.
We introduced improvements for autofill, including credit card autofill(nueva ventana), auto-type, and HTTP Basic Auth(nueva ventana) to handle non-standard login dialogs. Right-click menu(nueva ventana) and offline mode also gave you more options to tailor Proton Pass for your specific needs.
Enhanced security for your browser extension
As a privacy-first business, our tools have to give our users the best protection possible for their sensitive data. We made Pass Monitor accessible through your Proton Pass browser extension so that it’s easier to spot and change your weak and reused passwords and get notifications if you’re affected by a data breach.
Additional privacy updates included the ability to choose a set period of time after which copied passwords are cleared from your clipboard(nueva ventana), and being able to create and use passkeys in Safari(nueva ventana) with the Proton Pass extension.
Secure secret management for developers
To make it a more capable solution for developers who are managing software development, we introduced Proton Pass CLI which enables engineers to access secrets via the terminal.
Personal Access Tokens (PATs)(nueva ventana) are now supported in the Proton Pass CLI. PATs provide precise control over the secrets that scripts or AI agents have access to within the CLI. You can manage access more easily by granting scoped access to specific vaults to third-party applications or scripts, making Proton Pass a natural fit for managing secrets across your automation and tooling.
Greater access control for teams
Organizations rely on Proton Pass for a lot more than password management, including access management and enforcing security policies for tens, hundreds, or even thousands of users. We focused on making access management easier and faster for admins, while also providing more granular control over security policies.
Groups now make it easier to organize team members or projects, defining access controls at scale. You can share access to vaults and items at the group level rather than the individual level for faster and easier sharing without compromising on security. This simplifies sharing and access management for admins, who can also choose group owners within their organization. Admins can also create policies to ensure that email aliases and secure links are used responsibly and in line with your business’s security policies.
What’s coming this spring and summer
Our focus for the first half of 2026 is to make continual improvements to our core offerings, improving the flexibility and convenience that Proton Pass can offer you. We’re also committed to introducing new features:
Organize your data your way with folders
Folders will be a significant building block for Proton Pass that will go beyond just helping you organize your items. Introducing folders will require some rethinking of our cryptography model, which we’re currently working on. Eventually, you’ll also be able to share folders and subfolders just like your vaults and individual items, giving you another flexible way to share access.
Folders will be available in the coming months. As well as creating vaults, you’ll be able to create dedicated folders and subfolders to organize crucial information for quick retrieval: you can organize by project, by team, by year, or whatever else you need.
Simplify SSH workflows with the SSH agent
The default SSH agent built into your OS isn’t built for convenience and flexibility, so we’re launching an SSH agent that will let you work with the SSH keys stored in your vaults while keeping them automatically in sync wherever you work. You can already keep your SSH keys in Proton Pass, and with the SSH agent, you’ll be able to use them for your Git and SSH workflows, simplifying authentication and making it easier to work across several computers.
Keeping your SSH keys in Proton Pass lets you use them on multiple devices without needing to manually sync them, saving time and effort as you work. Git workflows are much easier when you can simply use biometric unlock for committing or signing, adding an extra layer of security and convenience to terminal-based authentication.
Do even more with your Proton Pass browser extension
We’re going to continue focusing on making Proton Pass a powerful assistant for you on your web browser.
To speed up your browsing, biometric unlock is coming to the Proton Pass extension. It’ll be available for macOS and Chromium first, with other browsers and OS released gradually. You’ll be able to use your fingerprint or face ID to unlock your account instead of using your master password or PIN code for added convenience. Your account will remain just as secure while saving you time logging in.
We’re also making improvements to autofill in your Proton Pass browser extension. iFrame autofill will detect autofill opportunities in websites and apps with more complicated layouts, like banking apps. URL matching will allow you to configure autofill exactly the way you want, allowing Proton Pass to suggest information for the exact website you’re visiting, a highly requested update.
Because you always need access to your vaults, offline mode for browser extensions is also coming soon. Offline mode is already available for your web, desktop, and mobile Proton Pass apps, so this will keep your vaults accessible when you’re not connected to the internet, no matter which app you’re using. If you’re traveling or if you’ve simply lost connection, you won’t be cut off from the valuable information you need.
Much more than a password manager
Everything we’re developing for Proton Pass makes it easier and more convenient for you to protect your online accounts and organize your digital life. Expanding the core features and capabilities available helps us make Proton Pass a valuable tool for anyone and everyone, at home or at work.
We couldn’t make these updates without the valuable guidance of our community, and we want to hear from you: What would you like to see released for Proton Pass? Tell us what works for you and what you need on Reddit(nueva ventana) or UserVoice(nueva ventana).
Together, we’ll make an internet where your identity is secure and your privacy is protected by default.
