I’m going in!
I already use Proton Mail as my secure email (bank accounts etc, since having banks send reset emails to my accounts in Mail.app are open to anyone who has access to my unlocked device). I have 1Password which is great, but I’m not attached to it.
So, Proton Mail, Proton Pass, and their hide-my-email service seems like a perfect setup for my version of security.
1password has family plan and easy sharing of passwords between family members. At a glance I did not see this with Proton Pass. This is one of the key differentiators for me
I already use it via SimpleLogin which is probably what powers it. And, I love it. You can use your own domain too, I have one just for throwaway emails.
I’m going to give this a try although I’m a bit wary of putting all my eggs in the same basket (I already have my email there).
One of the nice things I like about Proton as a company is that so far they have locked subscription prices to the price it was when a customer first subscribed to a given service. Been using them since beta and my wife and I have had subscriptions since they were first offered and we were upgraded to Unlimited for the same price we were paying for just the mail service years ago.
Their services may be a little light on features compared to various competitors, but they appear to put a lot of thought and effort into providing new services and features in the most secure way they can.
I like what Proton is building towards quite a bit, and consider them on the short list that can actually handle this data securely, privately and long-term. I suspect Bitwarden takes more air out of the potential market than 1Password does for them.