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Platform support matrix

In progress

Platform App Password autofill Passkeys One-time codes Unlock State
Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc Browser extension (MV3) Yes, in the page Yes, WebAuthn Fill and copy Password, device passkey, desktop app Built, not in stores
Firefox 130+ (desktop and Android) Browser extension (MV3) Yes Yes Fill and copy Password, device passkey, desktop app Built, not in stores
Safari 18+ (macOS, iOS, iPadOS) Safari Web Extension inside its own app Yes Yes, with the system provider Yes Password Built. Not yet checked in Safari itself, only in WebKit’s extension runtime
Web vault Web app No (view and copy) No View and copy Password, device passkey Built
macOS 14+ Native Mac app + AutoFill provider Yes, system-wide Yes, system provider Yes (macOS 15+) Touch ID, Mac password Built, development builds only, not notarised
Windows 10/11 Desktop app (Tauri) Partial: extension + auto-type In the browser. System-wide on Windows 11 with the MSIX package: built, off by default, not yet tried on real Windows Auto-type and copy Windows Hello, including its PIN Built, not signed
Linux (X11, Wayland) Desktop app (Tauri): AppImage, .deb, .rpm Partial: extension + auto-type In browsers only Yes polkit, otherwise password Built. Flatpak and AUR planned
iOS / iPadOS 17+ Native iPhone and iPad app + AutoFill provider Yes, system AutoFill Yes Yes (iOS 18+) Face ID, Touch ID, passcode Built, Simulator and development builds only
Android 9+ Native Android app + Autofill and Credential Manager services Yes, with inline keyboard suggestions on 11+ Yes (Android 14+) Yes Fingerprint, face or screen lock Built, emulator and development builds only
Apple Watch (watchOS 10+) Watch app, with the iPhone app n/a n/a Shows codes the iPhone sends The watch’s passcode Built, not tried on a watch
Wear OS 3+ Watch app, with the Android app n/a n/a Shows codes the phone sends The watch’s screen lock Built, not tried on a watch
Terminal CLI n/a n/a octapass totp Password, keyring session Built, preview

“Partial” means the operating system has no general autofill API for third-party password managers, so Octa Pass uses the best available workaround. See autofill.

The phone apps are native: SwiftUI on the iPhone and iPad, Jetpack Compose on Android. They replaced the earlier Tauri phone apps, which showed the web vault’s screens in a web view and were removed on 2026-11-05. On a Mac, Octa Pass is a native SwiftUI app too, built from the iPhone and iPad app’s screens; it replaced the Tauri app there on 2026-11-06. The Tauri desktop app stays on Windows and Linux.

The two native columns are the apps that will ship in the stores. Planned means required for 1.0 but not built.

Feature Web vault Extension Desktop (Windows, Linux) Native iPhone, iPad Native Android CLI
Logins, cards, identities, notes, documents, Wi-Fi Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Read, except environments
Environments Yes Yes Web screens Planned Planned Yes
SSH keys Yes Public key only Partial Planned Planned Yes
Attachments Yes Yes, with an account Yes Yes Yes No
Add one-time codes from a QR code Image file Page, image Image Camera, photo, file Camera, photo, file No
Show items as QR codes Wi-Fi only No Wi-Fi only Yes Yes No
Wi-Fi Connect No No No Yes Yes No
Security dashboard Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Masked email, with turning aliases off and deleting them 4 of 6 providers Yes, no alias list Yes Yes Yes No
Sharing and families Yes Fills from shared vaults Yes Yes Yes Read
Emergency access Yes No Yes Yes Yes No
Two-step sign-in settings Yes, with security keys Sign-in only Yes Yes Yes Sign-in only
Change the master password Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Reset it with the recovery code Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Import and export Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Use without an account No, by design Yes Planned Planned Planned No
Arabic, right to left Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Apple Watch and Wear OS codes n/a n/a n/a Yes, off by default Yes, off by default n/a
Developer tools (plan 16) Planned Planned Planned Planned Planned Planned
Octa Pass Safe file drive No No Planned Planned Planned No

The Windows passkey provider is built and off by default, but hasn’t run on real Windows yet. The SSH agent, teams, post-quantum sharing, the file safe and everything else on the roadmap are required for 1.0.