# TouchPass

> A macOS menu bar utility that types or copies a locally saved password after Touch ID approval.

TouchPass runs on Apple silicon Macs with macOS 13 or later and enrolled Touch ID. A user first adds and labels a password. The password value is stored locally in the macOS data-protection Keychain. The default customizable ⌥Space shortcut starts Touch ID approval, then shows saved labels. Choosing an entry types the password into the focused field, or copies it to the clipboard when the user asks for that or when no text field is focused.

Accessibility permission is required. Some secure fields, browsers, terminals, remote desktops, and custom controls are unsupported. TouchPass does not work at the Mac login screen, replace system authentication, retrieve the Mac password, or bypass an app's security or macOS permissions.

Password values do not sync or back up. Purchasing, activation, and updates use network services, but password values, labels, and biometric results are not sent to the licensing service.

One saved password is free. A one-time USD $5 license enables unlimited saved passwords on two Macs. Users should try the intended apps and fields in free mode before buying.

## Site

- Homepage: https://touchpass.app/
- Markdown summary: https://touchpass.app/index.md
- Download availability: https://touchpass.app/download
- Source: https://github.com/thatjuan/TIDPWD