Drive Password
A password manager that keeps your encrypted vault in your own Google Drive instead of on the vendor's servers.
Drive Password is a password manager built around a simple idea: your encrypted vault lives in your own Google Drive account rather than on the company's servers.
This bring-your-own-storage approach means the service does not hold a copy of your data. Typical features for this kind of tool include:
- Storing logins, notes, and card details in an encrypted vault file
- Syncing that file through your existing Google Drive account
- Unlocking the vault locally with a master password
- Browser access, and often a browser extension for autofill
It suits people who already pay for Google storage, who want their secrets under their own account, and who prefer not to trust a third party with the encrypted blob. The trade-off is that recovery depends on you: if you lose the master password, the vendor usually cannot reset it.
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