Requirements
TouchPass requires macOS 13 or later, an Apple silicon Mac, enrolled Touch ID, and Accessibility permission to verify the destination and type.
Purchase
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A small Mac utility for a familiar interruption
When an app asks you to type your Mac password, TouchPass can type a saved copy into a supported field. Press ⌥Space, approve with Touch ID, choose the saved entry, and carry on.
macOS 13+ · Apple silicon · Touch ID required
One saved password is free. Try TouchPass in the apps and fields you use before buying.
In practice
TouchPass stays out of the way until you call it.
How it works
First, add and label a password in TouchPass Settings. TouchPass cannot find or retrieve your Mac password for you.
Click a supported password or text field in the app that needs the password.
Use ⌥Space by default, or choose a different shortcut in TouchPass Settings.
TouchPass asks for a fresh Touch ID approval before showing your saved labels.
Pick the label you saved. TouchPass types the password into the same focused field.
TouchPass types the password only. It does not press Return or Tab.
On your Mac
Password values are stored in the macOS data-protection Keychain on this Mac. Each use requires fresh Touch ID approval. TouchPass types directly into the focused field and never puts a password on the clipboard.
TouchPass does not sync or back up passwords. Purchasing, license activation, and app updates use network services, but password values, labels, and biometric results are not sent to the licensing service.
Keep the original password somewhere you already trust. TouchPass is not a password backup.
Compatibility
TouchPass requires macOS 13 or later, an Apple silicon Mac, enrolled Touch ID, and Accessibility permission to verify the destination and type.
It works only where macOS Accessibility can identify a supported, focused text field. Some secure fields, browsers, terminals, remote desktops, and custom controls are unsupported.
TouchPass does not work at the Mac login screen, replace system authentication, or bypass an app’s security or macOS permissions.
Simple pricing
The app and its full workflow are free for one saved password.
Free
$0
Use the shortcut, Touch ID, picker, and direct typing in supported fields.
Download freeUnlimited
$5 USD
one-time payment
No subscription. Applicable tax is calculated at checkout.
Buy a licenseTry free mode in the apps and fields you use before buying.
After purchase
After payment is confirmed, the license key is sent to your purchase email. In TouchPass, open Settings → License, paste the key, and choose Activate This Mac.
Questions, answered
No. You add and label the password yourself in TouchPass Settings. TouchPass cannot discover or retrieve it from macOS.
No. The field must be exposed to macOS Accessibility as a supported, focused text control. Some secure fields, browsers, terminals, remote desktops, and custom controls are unsupported. It does not work at the Mac login screen.
The password value is stored locally in the macOS data-protection Keychain and requires fresh Touch ID approval for use. It is not copied to the clipboard or sent to the licensing service.
No. Each Mac keeps its own saved password values. Keep the original passwords in a place you already trust.
A one-time USD $5 payment enables unlimited saved passwords on two Macs. The free mode keeps one saved password usable.
Open TouchPass Settings → License, enter the purchase email, and choose Email My License Key. If an active license exists for that address, TouchPass sends the original key there.