LogMeOnce

LogMeOnce, founded in 2011 by Kevin Shahbazi and headquartered in McLean, Virginia, provides a cross-platform identity and access management suite spanning single sign-on, identity management, passwordless multi-factor authentication, and password management. The company markets itself as a zero-knowledge provider, meaning LogMeOnce does not have access to a user’s encryption key or stored passwords — only the end user can decrypt their own vault — a common architecture among modern password managers but one LogMeOnce has built its identity around since its founding.

LogMeOnce sells both a consumer-facing free/paid password manager and a business-focused enterprise password and identity management line, positioning itself as a lower-cost, patent-holding alternative in a category dominated by 1Password, Bitwarden, Dashlane, and enterprise IAM suites. Its product set includes passwordless authentication, identity theft protection, and encrypted cloud storage bundled alongside core password management, aiming to cover more of the credential and identity lifecycle than a single-purpose password vault.

As a long-standing, privately held player in a crowded and largely commoditized password-manager market, LogMeOnce’s relevance rests on credential security remaining a foundational IAM control; its challenge is differentiating a mature product set against both dedicated password managers with stronger brand recognition and full enterprise IAM platforms that increasingly bundle password management as one feature among many.