Dashlane

Dashlane is here to make your life a whole lot easier when it comes to keeping your passwords safe! We all know that using strong passwords and having different ones for each account is super important, but managing them can be tricky. That’s where Dashlane comes in!

Password Management Made Easy

With Dashlane, you get a secure digital wallet for storing your passwords. It uses the AES-256 encryption method, which is really top-notch. Plus, it helps you log into your accounts automatically while keeping everything secure.

Getting Started with Dashlane

To kick things off, you’ll need to create an account within the app, and guess what? It’s free! After that, Dashlane sends a security code to your email. This code lets you authorize the device you're using to access your account.

Welcome Screen & Browser Integration

When you first open Dashlane, you'll see a welcome screen that walks you through the setup. It even offers options to add extensions for Safari, Firefox, or Google Chrome. If you're not interested in those right away, just uncheck the boxes and continue.

Easily Import Your Passwords

One cool feature of Dashlane is its ability to find passwords saved in your web browsers. It helps you import them into its database effortlessly—this makes setting up way quicker!

Store More Than Just Passwords

Dashlane isn’t just about passwords; it lets you store personal details like your name, email address, phone number, and even payment info and receipts.

Your ID Information is Safe Too!

You can keep sensitive identification information safe as well—stuff like ID card data, passport info, driver's license numbers, social security cards, and tax numbers are all protected!

On-the-Go Access

The best part? You can sync this info with its mobile app so it's always accessible wherever you go.

Your Data is Secure

Dashlane encrypts everything using AES-256 and relies on a master password that only you know. They don’t record this password anywhere online or offline—your data remains yours alone!

Cloud Storage or Local Only?

If you're worried about cloud storage by default (where it syncs across devices), no worries! You can choose to keep everything stored locally instead.

Add Extra Security with Two-Factor Authentication

Last but not least, Dashlane lets you set up two-factor authentication using Google Authenticator for that extra layer of security.Download Dashlane today!