Switch from 1Password
Three steps. About a minute.
- 1
Export from 1Password
In 1Password for Mac, choose File › Export and pick the .1pux format.
- 2
Drop it on Brassword
Brassword reads the file on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
- 3
Check the count, then delete the export
You get a summary of what came across and what didn’t. Then bin the .1pux: it isn’t encrypted.
What comes across
1Password type, and where it lands.
| In 1Password | In Brassword |
|---|---|
| Login | Login (also logins with no password, kept as typed logins) |
| Password | Password |
| Secure Note | Secure note |
| Credit Card | Card |
| Identity | Identity |
| Bank Account | Bank account |
| Email Account | Email account |
| API Credential | API credential |
| SSH Key | SSH key |
| Crypto Wallet | Crypto wallet |
| Medical Record | Medical record |
| Document | Document, with its file as an encrypted attachment |
| Passport, Server, Database, Wireless Router, Driver Licence, Membership and others | Not imported yet: counted and listed, so you can add them by hand |
The 5-year cost
What staying costs.
1Password Individual is $47.88 a year since March 2026. Brassword is $49, once. Change the numbers if your plan is different.
Honest answers
Do my attachments come across?
Yes. Files attached to items, and Document items, import as encrypted attachments. A file too large for the vault’s limit is skipped and counted, and its item still imports.
Do passkeys come across?
No. Brassword doesn’t support passkeys. A login that only had a passkey imports as a login without one, so you’ll need another way to sign in to that site.
Can I keep 1Password running while I try it?
Yes. Import doesn’t touch 1Password, and importing again later doesn’t make duplicates.
Is there a browser extension?
No. Brassword is a Mac app with an iPhone companion. If you rely on a browser extension every day, wait for it.