Guide
Password manager for Mac
Bevel Keys is a local-first password manager for macOS. Your encrypted vault stays on your Mac — unlock offline, organize logins and project secrets, start free.
What “password manager for Mac” should mean
A Mac password manager should store logins in an encrypted vault, unlock on the device you trust, and stay usable when the network is down. Bevel Keys is built as a local-first Mac app: the vault file lives on your computer, and you unlock with a master password (optional Touch ID after first unlock).
Google searches for “password manager for Mac,” “Mac password manager,” and “best password manager Mac” often mix iCloud Keychain, browser managers, and subscription apps. Bevel Keys sits in the local-vault lane: Mac-native, no Bevel Keys cloud account required to open passwords.
Free vs Premium on Mac
Free covers day-to-day local use up to 100 accounts, with categories, notepad fields for secrets, CSV import, and encrypted backup. Premium is a one-time purchase for unlimited accounts and the Chrome/Brave autofill extension — not a monthly subscription.
Mac + iPhone and Android
Bevel Keys v1 is Mac-only. It does not replace iCloud Keychain’s iPhone sync. If you need phone autofill everywhere, keep Keychain or a cross-platform manager for those devices; use Bevel Keys for the Mac vault and project secrets workflow.
FAQs
Quick answers
Is Bevel Keys a password manager for Mac?+
Yes. Bevel Keys is a native macOS password manager (macOS 14+) with an encrypted vault stored on your Mac.
Is there a free password manager for Mac?+
Bevel Keys Free includes a local encrypted vault with a 100-login cap. Premium is a one-time unlock for unlimited logins and the Chrome/Brave extension.
Does Bevel Keys work on MacBook Air and MacBook Pro?+
Yes. Any Mac running macOS 14 or later. Touch ID unlock is available on supported hardware after you unlock once with your master password.