Get the 1pass app
With 1pass, installing the app is signing up. You enter nothing — no email, password, or name. Install it once, and you can log into every 1pass-enabled RP (service) with the same account.
The fastest way — a single smart link
Automatic device OS detection
iOS, Android, and Mac users are sent to the right store automatically. Open it in a desktop browser and you get a platform-picker card.
Direct links per platform
| Platform | Status | Link |
|---|---|---|
| iOS (iPhone · iPad) | ✅ Live on the App Store | https://apps.apple.com/app/id6764028257 |
| Android | 🚧 Play Store listing in progress | https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dcodelabs.logi |
| Mac | 🚧 Mac App Store submission in preparation | https://apps.apple.com/app/id6764039926?platform=mac |
The Android and Mac links are right before their official launch. You may see a temporary 404 until then. Once published, the URLs above will work as-is.
First use after installing
- Launch the app once (required so the OS registers the Universal Link / App Link).
- On the login screen of a service (RP) that supports 1pass, tap the "Continue with logi" button.
- The 1pass app opens automatically and shows a prompt saying "There's a login request from ○○."
- Tap Approve once and you're done.
I already have the 1pass app but it won't open
- Open https://api.1pass.dev/diagnose on the device to instantly check whether the OS recognizes the 1pass app's Universal Link.
- In in-app browsers like KakaoTalk or Naver, Universal Links sometimes don't work. Try again in Safari or Chrome in normal mode.
- For detailed troubleshooting: Universal Links troubleshooting
Frequently asked questions
Q. You don't collect email or name at sign-up?
We don't. For the detailed policy, see the FAQ.
Q. What happens to my login history if I delete the app?
You lose the login data for every connected service. Grab your backup codes in advance — see the account deletion guide.
Q. I'm a developer building an RP (service). Where do I start?
Set the user app install aside for a moment and work through the 5-minute Quickstart → RP integration guide (Swift / Flutter / Kotlin / Next.js / Rails) in that order.