Looking for a free 1Password alternative?
Encrypted password storage that runs on the Internet Computer — no servers, no subscription, no data harvesting.
Cloak is a free, end-to-end encrypted password manager built on the Internet Computer. Unlike 1Password, your vault isn't stored on a company's servers — it lives in a smart contract, encrypted on your device with VetKeys. Import from 1Password, Bitwarden, LastPass, or your browser keychain.
Why switch from 1Password?
- Free, with no paid tier, against 1Password Individual at $3.99 a month billed annually (as of August 2026)
- Encryption keys derived on the Internet Computer via VetKeys — the developer can't read your vault
- No company's servers to be hacked or subpoenaed
- Direct import from 1Password, Bitwarden, LastPass, browser keychains
Our pick
Cloak by Cloakencrypt — Encrypted credential storage where passwords are encrypted on your device before they ever leave it. Launch
Frequently asked questions
- Is Cloak really free where 1Password charges?
- Yes. Cloak has no paid tier: no per-user, per-device or per-vault pricing, and no feature behind a paywall. For comparison, 1Password Individual is $3.99 a month billed annually as of August 2026, having risen from $2.99 in March that year; paying monthly costs about a dollar more.
- Can I import my existing 1Password vault?
- Yes. Cloak supports direct import via 1Password's standard export file (.1pif/CSV). Items, categories, and notes come across.
- Does Cloak sync across my devices?
- Yes. Your encrypted vault syncs via the Internet Computer — same passkey on multiple devices unlocks the same data.
- What if 1Password's servers get breached?
- 1Password stores an encrypted blob; if their servers are breached, the blob is exposed (encrypted, but exposed). Cloak has no equivalent — your vault lives in a smart contract, encryption keys split across the network via VetKeys.
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