simple cloud password manager

house-intellect

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About this app

This simple password manager stores your data in your Dropbox cloud storage.
IT DOES NOT HACK FACEBOOK, WHATSAPP, INSTAGRAM OR ANY OTHER SOCIAL NETWORK!
All fields are visible on your screen and can be found easily by a quick text filter! To enable automatic data backups please sign into Dropbox on app startup. Database restore feature will be available only if a mismatch between local and backed up databases is detected.

A master password is a password invented by yourself for the protection of your data. It can be any sequence of letters, digits or numbers at your choice. Please, do not forget your master password to avoid the loss of your data due to inability to decrypt the database.

All you need to remember is the master password of your choice, which must be entered at startup. Your master password is used to encrypt the password database and to restrict unauthorized access to your personal data. It is not stored anywhere and is only used for encryption and decryption purposes. If the database was previously encrypted with one master password it will not be successfully decrypted with another one. Please, do not forget your master password!

Ratings and reviews

This was the first password manager I used starting several years ago and I still use the free option. DON'T FORGET YOUR PASSWORD to get into the site, that's the only password they don't save. This may be because I have the FREE app, but it did not sync with my new phone and I had to reload all my info, might be a big deal if you have hundreds of passwords. But for free, it suits my needs. And I like the look with the black background.

After using this app for multiple years I am uninstalling it. It no longer allows me to locally manage the bin file. Lately, the app has used large amounts of battery power without me opening it. Very concerning. I found a replacement app with the features I want and without the bugs.

Been using this app for years. I purchased in 2013. I have had the same phone for over a year now. Always did what it was supposed to. Keep my passwords. Logged in yesterday and have nothing, no passwords at all. Looks like there was an update yesterday. After 2 hours I finally got them back.

What's new

fixed dropbox sync bugs, battery optimization related auth bugs, autofill conflicts, Samsung Android 13 crashes