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As per the Spring/Summer Roadmap, this is being developed: https://proton.me/blog/pass-roadmap-spring-summer-2026
Folders will be a significant building block for Proton Pass that will go beyond just helping you organize your items. Introducing folders will require some rethinking of our cryptography model, which we’re currently working on. Eventually, you’ll also be able to share folders and subfolders just like your vaults and individual items, giving you another flexible way to share access.
Folders will be available in the coming months. As well as creating vaults, you’ll be able to create dedicated folders and subfolders to organize crucial information for quick retrieval: you can organize by project, by team, by year, or whatever else you need.
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Partially rolled out, as per: https://proton.me/support/pass-offline-access
As per the Spring/Summer Roadmap this will extend out to the Pass Extension: https://proton.me/blog/pass-roadmap-spring-summer-2026
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Edit / Additional Note:
Just to add a bit more context — one of the reasons the Proton Mail account feels underutilized is that, even as a free email service, it lacks some very basic features such as automatic trash deletion and the ability to organize emails into folders. Without these, it's difficult to see practical value in using Proton Mail as a webmail solution, especially for users who mainly signed up for Proton Pass and SimpleLogin.
It seems clear that the goal is to encourage users toward Proton Mail, but if the essential features are missing, even a free service goes unused. Naturally, it also doesn’t make a strong case for upgrading to a paid plan.