8PWD, by MNV LIMITED, is a password manager built on one decision: the app contains no networking code. There is no account to create, nothing syncs, and no server exists on the company's side; the only network activity is Apple's own StoreKit handling the optional Pro purchase.

Each device keeps its own vault, encrypted with AES-256-GCM under a key generated on that device; an optional master password (600,000 rounds of PBKDF2) and a 12-word recovery phrase let the same vault open on a new device — the company holds none of them. Setup is three screens and one tap; no password has to be invented on day one.

The app fills logins through system AutoFill on iPhone, iPad and Mac, generates TOTP two-factor codes, stores passkeys, bank cards and identities on the device, stores Wi-Fi passwords as scannable QR codes, grades the vault from A to J with a monthly trend and a one-tap check-up (leaked passwords are checked against a million bundled offline), bundles an account deletion guide for 2,100+ websites, and lets one person keep a family's passwords apart with local “members”. Moving between devices is an encrypted .8pwd file the user carries, or a one-time AirDrop transfer with a merge wizard.

Every feature is free for 7 days; then 8PWD Pro is a monthly (US$3.99) or yearly (US$29.99) subscription (yearly with Family Sharing) that covers iPhone, iPad and Mac, and when a trial or subscription ends the data stays viewable, copyable and exportable. Lifetime purchases made before version 5.0 stay valid.

Privacy: no analytics, no crash reporting, no third-party SDKs; the App Store privacy label is “Data Not Collected”. Twelve languages, VoiceOver support. Requires iOS 18 or later on iPhone and iPad, or macOS 15 or later on Mac.

Versions for Windows (Microsoft Store) and Android (Google Play) are coming soon, each sold separately; every version reads the same .8pwd backup file.