Privacy.com vs MySudo vs Quackr ID: which one includes a password manager?
Short answer
Only Quackr ID includes one today. Privacy.com is a virtual card service without a password manager, and MySudo lists its password manager as coming soon.
All three help you sign up for things without handing over your real details, but they cover different parts of it.
- Privacy.com: virtual cards, US only. It doesn't store passwords, so you'd still need a separate password manager.
- MySudo: separate profiles with their own phone numbers and emails, built mobile first. Its password manager page says "Coming soon".
- Quackr ID: a private mobile number, alias emails, virtual cards and a zero-knowledge password manager in one plan, with browser autofill in Chrome and Firefox and an Android app.
If you want the passwords in the same place as the aliases and cards, Quackr ID is the one that does that now. We checked this in September 2026. Features change, so confirm on each site before you decide.
Updated September 2026
Not answered here? Email support@quackr.io from the address on your account. A person replies, usually the same day.
