Proton Pass has item types for logins, cards, identities, notes, and more — but nothing for the hardware those items live on. Right now, device details end up forced into a Note or scattered across a custom item.

The ask: a dedicated Device item type with purpose-built fields, such as:

• Manufacturer, model, and serial number
• MAC address(es) — Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth
• Assigned/static IP address
• Firmware version + manufacturer support/firmware URL
• Purchase date and warranty info
• Linked login item (router admin, device account, etc.)

Anyone who's ever crawled behind a desk with a flashlight to read the sticker on the bottom of a router knows the pain. That sticker belongs in an encrypted vault — searchable, readable, and reachable without unplugging anything.

For home users, it's every gadget's vitals in one secure place. For IT folks and homelab tinkerers, it's a lightweight asset inventory inside a tool they already trust. Whether you manage two devices or two hundred, this vote is for you.