Forghetti Review: Is It The Right Password Management Software For Your Team?

Forghetti is a password manager built around a zero-knowledge architecture—it doesn't store your passwords on its servers, only encrypted vaults. Before shortlisting, verify that this model fits your workflow: if you need password recovery through customer support, Forghetti cannot retrieve lost master passwords.

Test the group sharing feature in a demo, as it requires all members to use the app and works best for small teams (under 10 people). Confirm browser extension compatibility with your primary browsers and check whether your organization's SSO system integrates, as Forghetti does not support SAML or Active Directory.

Pricing starts at the free tier with limited device sync, then moves to paid plans at $2. 99/month for individuals.

The main limitation is that Forghetti lacks advanced admin controls—there's no audit log, no forced password rotation policies, and no device management for teams. If you need compliance reporting (SOC 2, HIPAA) or granular permission controls, this is not the right fit.

For small teams or personal use, the app works well; for enterprises, evaluate competitors with stronger administrative features. During your demo, ask specifically about: offline access (limited to cached data), how password sharing handles revocation (it doesn't auto-revoke access if someone leaves), and whether the app syncs across your specific devices.

Confirm the free tier's device limit and whether upgrading removes it. Check the support response time for account lockouts, since Forghetti cannot unlock accounts remotely.