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Passkeys Reach a New Level with Dashlane on Android 15 and WearOS 5

|Jonathan Salamon

We're excited to announce that, after years of close partnership with Google's Android team, Dashlane is day-one ready for Android 15, and we're also coming to your smartwatches with WearOS 5!

Our team has worked hard to support all the new features of Android 15, including significant passkey improvements

Keep reading to learn what you can expect on your favorite mobile devices as a Dashlane user.

Passkey improvements

We believe that passwordless solutions such as passkeys are the future of authentication, and Android 15 is moving toward this vision. Now, passkeys will be easier to use with Dashlane in three main ways.

1. Suggestions in drop-downs and keyboards

App developers are now able to request that password manager results are shown as autofill suggestions, instead of relying on the traditional autofill APIs.

As such, there is no longer a need to show a dialog box to the user (that can be missed or dismissed by mistake) because the passkeys now directly appear in the keyboard suggestions and autofill drop-downs.

Screenshots showing how passkeys from Dashlane are displayed on Android 15 as keyboard autofill suggestions or as a drop-down under the selected field.

2. Single-tap sign-in experience

When you have enabled biometric unlock in Dashlane, creating or using a passkey is now easier and faster than before.

You no longer need to select a passkey, then authenticate with your biometrics. These two steps are merged into one.

Comparison of Dashlane biometric unlock methods on two Android devices. The left device uses saved passwords for login; the right device employs a unified unlock screen in Android 15.

3. Log into your favorite apps on your smartwatch

Passkeys are available on WearOS 5, and so is Dashlane.

You can download our new Dashlane Password Manager app today on your smartwatch and sync your passkeys.

That’s only the beginning. Soon, you’ll be able to seamlessly log in on all smartwatch apps that support passkey authentication (take a look at Google’s video announcement for more). The process to log in to a WearOS app will be:

  1. Open the smartwatch app you want to log into
  2. Choose a passkey to use
  3. Unlock the smartwatch
A smartwatch screen shows the steps to log in: 1) Open an app 2) Choose a passkey, 3) Unlock the smartwatch, and 3) App is opened and user is logged-in

Other improvements

1. Access Dashlane directly from device settings

To make it easier for you to customize Dashlane’s autofill, you can access the settings page directly from the “Passwords, passkeys & autofill” screen in your native device settings app.

A settings screen titled "Passwords, passkeys & accounts" offers options to choose a preferred service for sign-in and autofill suggestions. The preferred service is set to Dashlane. Two buttons are available: "Change" and "Open."

2. Edge-to-edge support

Apps on Android 15 are now edge-to-edge by default. To ensure this new immersive experience worked properly, Dashlane adapted its user experience.

Two Android devices side by side. The device on the left uses Android 15 and shows the edge-to-edge user experience. The device on the right shows the user experience on older versions of Android, such as Android 14.

As always, we encourage you to update to Android 15 and get the latest version of Dashlane to take full advantage of these new features.

We’re dedicated to improving your Dashlane experience and ensuring you can securely access your data anywhere.

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