pwSafe 2 - Password Safe Reviews – Page 13
5/5 rating based on 192 reviews. Read all reviews for pwSafe 2 - Password Safe for iPhone.
pwSafe 2 - Password Safe is paid iOS app published by App77, LLC
It comes down you who owns your passwords
6uv1s
If you want to put all your eggs in one basket, and give that basket to a third party company, use Last Pass. If you want security, use pwSafe.
Great app
Arlingtonchick
Use it for everything! Has saved me so much time and effort in constant "forgot my password" and password changes.
BEWARE - glitch could cost you all of your info
r8erz
Update: for a while it looked like they had fixed their issues but now they are back and the iCloud safes are really unreliable. Use at your own risk. - I bought this app and the associated desktop Mac app. Some sort of iCloud glitch in the Mac app screwed up my synced safe and I have lost 100% of my account info - more than 80 usernames and randomly generated passwords, along with dozens of secure notes - all completely gone and now I am stuck with no way to recover any of them. I put too much trust in this app and now I am going to have major hardship as a result.
Indispensable!!!!
Pickles nickels
I've been using this app for several years and absolutely love it. Indispensable app!!!!!
Love it
sinless
I would lock myself out of sooo much stuff if I didn't use this... That or I'd have the same password for everything.
Great password manager.
weismanm
Been using this app for as long as I've had a smartphone. It's easy, and safe. I've tried others, and this is still the one.
Just The Best
IceMage555
Integrates with Dropbox, or its own cloud, uses an open source yet secure file format, making this the most portable but secure password manager I know of to date for iPhone. UI takes about 3 minutes to learn, and it's a breeze from there.
Indispensable tool
ChgoDoc
There are many ways to keep password lists, but pwSafe is my favorite. Besides its security, things I like about it: Free, tho I'd pay for it. Allows multiple "safes" each with own password. Can have one for work, one for general purpose, and one for financial data with a stronger password. Thus you can let someone else access your work list without giving them your personal data password, for example. Searchable, but only within each safe, not before opening it. Automatic backup to their Cloud service or to Dropbox after any changes are made, and a pop up box on my PC verifying a change has been made in the database on my phone. Access to the backups from anywhere you can get to Dropbox. Automatic lock & clearing the memory after user selected time. Easy copy & paste passwords into browser. You can set number of old passwords to keep automatically when one is changed. Very helpful for sites that require changing pw frequently but do not allow using a previous pw. Can export data to a text file if you want a paper backup kept elsewhere. The password list shows the name of each site and the username too. Useful to identify husband's iTunes account from the wife's. Entries can be put into groups. Overall it's a great app.