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Zen Passwords release notes

Every version, in the order it shipped. If you are trying to work out whether this app is still being looked after before you trust it with a bank account, this page is the answer rather than a promise.

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current version

1.6.0

Released . Requires iOS 17 or later on iPhone and iPad, and runs on Mac.

history

Every release

Dates are the day each build reached people, not the day the work was finished.

1.6.0

On the App Store now
  • Breach monitoring: opt in to check your saved logins against known data breaches. Checks use k-anonymity, so your passwords never leave your device.
  • Secret Key: add a second secret to your vault encryption, with a printable Emergency Kit and a QR code for setting up a new device.
  • Security log: a tamper-evident record of important vault events.
  • Duress PIN and social recovery, for emergency access on your terms.
  • A refreshed look, a new Midnight dark theme, and clearer Settings.
  • Many fixes and performance improvements.

1.5.7

  • Interface improvements across the app. The App Store notes for this build record only "Made some UX improvements", so there is nothing more specific we can honestly list here.

1.5.5

No user-facing notes were recorded for this build. It was a maintenance release.

1.5.4

  • The vault list now loads more items as you scroll, instead of making you tap a Load more button.
  • Detail screens settle in when you open them rather than snapping into place.
  • Import history and import reports no longer hide their last few rows behind the tab bar.
  • The countdown on two-step codes no longer stutters on 120 Hz screens.

1.5.3

No user-facing notes were recorded for this build. It was a maintenance release.

1.0

First release
  • First public release on the App Store, for iPhone, iPad and Mac, requiring iOS 17 or later.
about this page

Release dates here are taken from the App Store listing and from our own build records. Where a build shipped without notes worth reading, this page says so instead of inventing something. The privacy detail behind any of it is on the privacy page, and the questions people ask most often are on the product page.