| Website | passpack.com |
| Blog | blog.passpack.com |
| Category | Consumer Web |
| Phone | +39 06 39389666 |
| Employees | |
| Founded | 1/08 |
| Description | Online Password Manager |
| Total | €424k |
| Angel, 5/08 Zernike Meta Ventures Italian Angels for Growth | €350k |
| Angel, 7/09 Zernike Meta Ventures | €74k |
Users can make and store passwords in a single, organized list, then access them from anywhere leaving no traces behind on the computer.
Secure collaboration features allow users to make, send, share or provision passwords to colleagues, clients and partners – a secure alternative to spreadsheets in the workplace. Managed via a central online repository.
Passpack is a free, professional tool. Optional premium upgrades are available for the micro-small business sector.
| Website | passpack.com/en/products |
| Blog | blog.passpack.com |
| Stage | Live |
Passpack Desktop is an optional tool to accompany Passpack.com online account.
Allow you to access Passpack data without having to access the website. Handy when dealing with an intermittent internet connection, or as a reader for Passpack backups.
Built with Adobe AIR technology, the Passpack Desktop must be installed on your computer to work, but does not require a browser. A variation of Passpack Desktop is also available on Google Gears which will run in any gears-enabled browser, including Portable Firefox for USB drives.
| Website | passpack.com |
| Blog | blog.passpack.com |
| Stage | Live |
| Launch Date | December 12, 2006 |
Passpack is an online password manager. It’s a tidy, centralized storage for work and personal passwords, logins, links and pins. A personal login button logs users into websites without typing.
Passpack is free. Optional premium upgrades available for Web Workers & IT Professionals. Workgroups can make, send, share or provision secure passwords to colleagues, clients and partners. It’s a secure alternative to spreadsheets in the workplace.
Passpack is a professional tool for getting work done more quickly, without the enterprise price tag and feature bloat.