Both offer link-based sharing. Digital Shell adds view tracking and file watermarking.
Know who viewed your credentials and when
Track document leaks with recipient info
Add extra security to shared links
1Password is excellent for personal password management with browser autofill. Digital Shell adds view tracking, password-protected links, and file watermarking. Best approach: use both.
Everything you need to know
Yes, 1Password has "Psst!" links. But here's the catch: you can't see WHO viewed your shared item or WHEN. Digital Shell provides full view tracking — know exactly who accessed your credentials, from which device, and when.
Yes! Digital Shell is a complete secure vault. Store passwords, API keys, documents, SSH keys, and any sensitive data with zero-knowledge encryption. The difference: when you share, you get full tracking and accountability.
Digital Shell lets you store and share documents with automatic watermarking — if a file leaks, you'll know who shared it. 1Password doesn't offer file watermarking or detailed view tracking for shared items.
Accountability. Digital Shell shows you exactly who viewed your shared credentials (name, device, location, timestamp). 1Password only offers "1 view or unlimited" with no tracking. Plus, Digital Shell offers password-protected links and flexible view limits (1, 5, 10 views).
Digital Shell can be your primary vault for passwords and documents. If you need browser autofill today, you can use both. Many users store everything in Digital Shell and use 1Password just for autofill until our browser extension launches.
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