Installation and setup are quick and easy. Keeper’s desktop app can be downloaded for free from the official website. After a double click, users simply click on “Install” and wait a moment. Afterwards the Keeper login screen appears automatically. Users enter their email address, create a secure master password and select a security question.

A few moments later the password manager is ready for use. Additionally Keeper can be integrated into the standard browser. The multilingual and modern user interface makes it easy to use. All functions are self-explanatory and users can configure the password manager individually. Existing access data can be imported into the password manager with a simple mouse click.

During initial setup, users can import all stored passwords and other credentials from their browsers, other programs and competing password managers into Keeper’s secure data vault. A manual import or export is of course also possible later. Thanks to drag-and-drop, passwords and other data can be easily imported from the .csv files. All stored passwords, access data and sensitive information are stored exclusively with 265 bit strong AES encryption and cannot be retrieved without entering the master password.

In the security settings, users can specify how many PBKDF2 iterations (1,000 to 100,000) Keeper should perform during data encryption. In addition to the master password, users can protect their data safe with two-factor authentication (2FA). Keeper is compatible with most apps such as RSA SecurID, Google Authenticator and Duo Security, and even has its own Authenticator app. The mobile apps have the same user interface with the same basic features. This means the data can be accessed with all compatible devices. In addition, users can take additional security precautions on their mobile devices. In addition to the practical enrollment via fingerprint, Keeper even supports face recognition and enrollment via a Smartwatch.

With the secure master password, users log in not only in the desktop app or the mobile Keeper app. They can use a browser on any computer with Internet access and log in to Keeper’s Web Vault from anywhere. This allows users to access their stored credentials from any device.

Keeper can be used in several languages and has a clear, modern and easy to understand interface. This makes the password manager also very suitable for everyone. The desktop app can be downloaded free of charge for Windows, Macintosh and Linux computers (installation via RPM or DEB package). The software works with both 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems. The browser extension KeeperFill is compatible with most browsers.

The password manager can be downloaded and installed on all compatible devices in a few minutes. After the easy to understand login, Keeper takes users by the hand and helps them with the initial setup. The Web Vault can be accessed from a desktop computer or mobile device. To login, users only need their email address, master password and 2FA (if enabled).

Keeper is a secure, reliable and easy-to-use password manager for Windows, Linux and Macintosh computers. The mobile app works on almost all devices and can be unlocked using fingerprint or face recognition. Users can access their stored data from any browser via the convenient Web Vault. Keeper can be downloaded for free and tested for up to 30 days without risk. The password manager is intuitive to use, generates secure passwords and manages all access data in an encrypted vault. Without master password and optional 2FA no access is possible. Especially successful are the individually configurable autofill function and the emergency reset by security question.