Passkeys make logging in faster, safer, and easier—no typing, no remembering, no phishing. Sticky Password brings this new technology into your trusted password manager, giving you a smooth path to the future of authentication.
Passkeys are a passwordless way to sign in. For each website, a unique pair of keys is created: the site stores the public key, while the private key stays in your password manager and can be used only after you unlock it with Face ID, a fingerprint, or a PIN. Since no password is typed or shared, passkeys reduce risks like phishing and password reuse and make sign-ins faster across your devices.
Sticky Password has always been about simplifying your digital life while keeping it safe.
By adding passkey support, we’re expanding the ways you can sign in securely—without changing how you already work. You get the convenience of passkeys, while continuing to manage all your passwords and logins in one familiar, trusted place.
Passkeys add to your security options—they don’t replace passwords (at least not yet).
Not every website or service supports passkeys today, and that’s okay. In fact, it will take some time for most sites to add passkeys as authentication for their websites and services. And even then, they will likely support both passwords and passkeys for a considerable time. And that is why Sticky Password lets you manage both passkeys and passwords side by side, giving you flexibility and control.
Use of passkeys will increase in the future—and your passwords will continue to be safe as long as you will need them.
When a website or app supports passkeys, Sticky Password can store a passkey securely in your encrypted vault alongside your existing login — so it’s always protected and easy to manage.
When you revisit the site, Sticky Password uses the saved passkey to log you in instantly. You’ll just verify your identity on your device — with Face ID, your fingerprint, or a PIN.
Your passkeys are encrypted, protected, and always under your control.