Password Manager

I have only very recently started using this app and thought I would share my experience thus far. I didn’t set out in the App Store looking for a password app but I did indeed download one. I chose this one, rather this one chose me. You see I received this app as a bonus when I purchased the premium edition of an Authenticator app I had by 2stable. Now I wasn’t exactly sure if I needed this password app but how could I refuse such a wonderful gesture, I couldn’t. With that I opened up my new Password app and my premium Authenticator but right away I realized I had not a clue how to use either one. After a couple days, I reached out to the team at 2stable and explained my dilemma in an email. Unsure if I would hear back anything at all, I waited. It was a terrific feeling to see that they did write back as I was checking the notification that popped up on my phone. The same day I reached out, they replied, now that is freaking awesome! Now I find myself wondering, how in the heck can this be possible, as I am reading the reply email. Vanessa from 2stable had in one fell swoop, answered all the questions I had regarding the use of both apps! She cut no corners and left no doubt. At that exact moment I knew with certainty that I had made the best choices I could have made by purchasing and installing these two apps. I can also say the same exact thing after using them. Look, my fellow app connoisseur’s, what I am saying here is simple - a well built and well maintained app in conjunction with a passionate team of developers is a great big win for us, the users. That’s exactly what you have when you make the choice to scroll no further and pick this wonderful Password app by 2stable. You can rest easy now, your search is over. Make your purchase and know that you have made the best choice you could have made. Thank you and you are welcome.

Best app

This is by far the worst app I paid $10 for. You can’t copy the password from the app and paste it to the Mac laptop. You need to go to edit, select the password, copy it, cancel the edit and then that’s the only way to paste it to the laptop. The copy button is bugged and doesn’t work. The Authenticator app in the passwords is confusing and there’s two Authenticator apps. If you scan with one, then the other doesn’t work and you can get screwed or locked out of the account if you delete the wrong authenticator app. It can get confusing on which verification method through the specific app. I’m getting a refund for this. Bought it today and 5 hours later wasted my time. Use the password app in the setting iPhone provides. It does the job and keeps things simple. Don’t waste time and money.

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Authenticator functions sum up numbers and easy to handle codes.

This app holds a lot of promise and I’m confident that one day it will be at feature parity with the top-rated password managers. The first must-have feature is a way to import from their competitors. Most folks have hundreds of logins and they aren’t going to input them manually. Next, it needs more user control in settings. Currently, there is no way to change how long the app stays open before requiring authentication, no way to toggle the clipboard on and off, and many similar settings that are included in all good password managers. Also, it doesn’t invoke autofill in the same manner as other password managers. When you tap in any credentials window, you don’t see the familiar blue bar at the bottom to tap on to autofill your username and password. Instead, you have to click the text that appears above the keyboard. This will be a deal-breaker for many folks. Last, either make the app conform to Dynamic Text or give the user a way to control font size in the UI. It’s currently way too small for anyone who is farsighted, has vision problems, or just old eyes. My opinion is that it was rushed out the door to start making money and personally, I would have waited until it was more complete. I’ll keep revisiting it, though…because it does have a lot of potential, especially since it stores all data (encrypted) in iCloud, which I trust more than 3rd parties, audited code, or not.

I’ve been looking for an app that can top 1password and this one has the most potential. The benefit of using iCloud to store data is great but there are some things I think it should have prior to a full yearly commitment. Unfortunately without a Mac app or extensions for other browsers, I feel it may not be as useful as of the moment. There is a “login with” feature in 1password that surpasses most password managers which gives you the ability to declare how you authenticate an account with another. For example a lot of people use their Google or Microsoft account to log in to other accounts without the actual use of an email or password, so storing this information is crucial. This password manager should have the ability to set up verification codes on iPhone and if a Mac app is built it should have an extension feature across the entire computer, the only company I’ve seen achieve this is Secrets by Outer Corner, although a useful feature their app had to many bugs. The creation of a new vault is not clearly present unless only the creation of groups are allowed. Pulling favicons from websites is useful for branding icons. Saving software licenses is another great feature. — Best, Bastian Geiser

Not sure how I set it up or how to use it. Set up was very confusing