Dashlane is a password and credential management platform for individuals, families and businesses. It provides an encrypted vault for logins, passkeys and secure notes, secure sharing with role-based administrator controls, and browser-based detection of weak or compromised credentials, plus passwordless login, dark web monitoring, single sign-on integrations and phishing protection. It is delivered as a cloud service with a browser extension and mobile apps. Dashlane describes a zero-knowledge architecture in which vaults are encrypted and decrypted on the user's devices.
Dashlane was founded in Paris. Its privacy policy names Dashlane SAS in Paris, France, as GDPR controller and lists Dashlane, Inc. in New York for general enquiries; the website's copyright notice names Dashlane, Inc. The policy names Amazon Web Services as hosting provider for encrypted data without specifying regions, and states that data may be stored and processed outside the user's home country, including in the United States. Parts of the mobile app source code are published under a non-commercial licence; the product as a whole is proprietary. European organisations should confirm hosting region and transfer terms contractually.