Foto Safe Lite Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 38 reviews. Read all reviews for Foto Safe Lite for iPhone.
Foto Safe Lite is free iOS app published by Pinpoint Solutions, Inc.
So so
161959170
Very good for organizing folders on the fly. It's decent right now but needs some improvements. Can't delete folders once created. Need to be able to move or delete more than one at a time.
Loves it!
iGoddess
So I thought handing my new iPhone over to my sis would b perfectly harmelss... Until she screamed after she opened my pics... Never again! This app is AWESOME! To get UNLIMITED pics in a folder, 1st create 2 folders, then put the desired pic in the first folder, select it, then move it to the 2nd folder! Doing it this way, you can put as many pics in the folder as u want! BRILLIANT! I love this app n will tell everyone about it! Tyty!
MY WORD...
Satans Angel
ABOUT PUTTING MORE THAN 4 PHOTOS IN 1 FOLDER IS SPREADING FAST AND I KNOW THE DEVELOPERS KNOW THAT TOO.... I THINK THEIR JUST TRYING TO SQUEEZE EVERY DOLLAR OUT OF THE FULL VERSION AS THEY POSSIBLY CAN. FULL VERSION SHOULD BE FREE NOW THAT PEOPLE KNOW HOW TO STORE UNLIMITED PICS IN 1 FOLDER. SORRY DEVELOPERS
Gives you a decent overview of the app.
SturmB
I've tried three of the most popular "image vault" apps and this one ends up last in the bunch. Obviously, I'll be pointing out the faults in the core application and not the limitations of this "lite" version. It does what it's supposed to do, but in a very clunky manner. For example, you can only add one image at a time rather than an entire batch of images. Exporting the images is similarly tedious; the app only lets you export one image at a time. In addition, the password entry does not reappear upon awakening the device after it's gone to sleep. and the password entry screen itself is rather bland and uninspired. This is a minor quibble, of course, but I just thought I'd mention it for those looking for a nice UI. In fact, the user interface as a whole is very bland. A big problem for me is when the app automatically resizes an image to be a square for the image's thumbnail instead of cropping it the way Apple's built-in Photos app does. This causes the thumbnails of some rectangular images to look either squashed or stretched, depending on your point of view. Finally, no email option or other amenities make this a very bare-bones image vault app. It does what it purports to do, and certainly nothing more. If you're looking for the best of the bunch (as of this writing), search for Picture Safe or Video Safe.