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Start with 2 free identities, each with its own password manager and optional phone number.
Feature-rich password management meets Canadian identity infrastructure. See how they compare.
Dashlane is a password manager with a built-in VPN, dark web monitoring, and autofill. WIGGWIGG takes a different path, combining a zero-knowledge encrypted password manager with Canadian phone numbers and identity-based organization.
| WIGGWIGG | Dashlane | |
|---|---|---|
| Canadian Phone Numbers | ||
| Identity Management | Each identity is one compartment: its own number, vault, and contacts | |
| Data Residency | Canada | EU (AWS Ireland + Germany) |
| Mobile App | Friends & Family beta today; broad access with summer 2026 Early Access | |
| Browser Extension | After Early Access, before public launch | |
| Free Trial or Free Tier | Free tier: 25 passwords, one device | |
| Canadian Company |
Dashlane stores passwords. WIGGWIGG stores passwords AND gives you Canadian phone numbers for each identity. One platform for your complete digital identity.
Dashlane organizes by categories and folders. WIGGWIGG organizes by identity. Your work identity has its own phone number, passwords, and contacts, completely separate from personal.
Dashlane bundles a VPN and dark web monitoring into its paid plans. WIGGWIGG focuses on what matters for identity management: phone numbers, passwords, and contacts. Use a dedicated VPN if you need one.
Dashlane is a US company. WIGGWIGG is Canadian, subject to PIPEDA privacy laws, with a bilingual platform in English and French.
Dashlane focuses on password management with bundled extras like VPN and dark web monitoring. WIGGWIGG adds Canadian phone numbers and identity-based organization. A fundamentally different approach to managing your digital life.
Dashlane bundles a VPN and dark web monitoring into premium plans. WIGGWIGG focuses on identity infrastructure: phone numbers, passwords, and contacts organized by the roles in your life. No bundled extras you don't need.
Dashlane has raised over $200 million in venture funding. WIGGWIGG is self-funded. Every feature exists because users wanted it, not because a growth metric demanded it.
Both Dashlane and WIGGWIGG use zero-knowledge encryption. WIGGWIGG takes it further by organizing encrypted data around identities. Even if acquired, new owners inherit the same mathematical constraint: they can't read your data.
Dashlane was founded in France and is now US-headquartered. WIGGWIGG is built in Quebec, subject to PIPEDA, with full bilingual support in English and French.
Start with 2 free identities, each with its own password manager and optional phone number.