Password Manager: Safe

I’ve been using SafeInCloud for many, many years now for both work and personal passwords. It has never let me down and I feel secure knowing that database is encrypted on my own Google drive. I can access my passwords from all of my devices, even my Apple Watch! I have found combination locks to physical padlocks that I haven’t used in years. I can save and recall the answers I’ve created to the “Secret questions” we sometimes have to create when setting up a new online account. And when I’m too lazy to think up my own password, it will create one for me based on my preferred length and complexity. When all my coworkers are stressing about having to update their passwords, I can breeze right through it without any stress.

I recently downloaded this app and I must say, it is a solid app that provides absolute security to its users. The safety and protection of my personal information was my top priority when looking for an app and this one definitely delivers. The level of excellence in this app is exceptional, making it a great option for anyone who values their privacy and security. The app is also incredibly easy to use and well designed. The user-friendly interface makes it a breeze to navigate and find what you need. Everything is well organized and clearly labeled, making it simple for even the most technologically challenged individuals to understand. Overall, I am highly impressed with this app and would highly recommend it to anyone who values their security and privacy. The combination of its solid design, absolute security and ease of use make it a standout option in the crowded market of app offerings.

This app is outstanding. Does everything I need it to do. Free Windows app is outstanding as well. There is one serious issue... Despite stating that the free version can be shared on up the six family member devices, you CANNOT share it under Family Sharing once you have done the in-app $4.99 upgrade. The upgrade enables it to be virtually the Pro Version. Other family members would either have to pay again for the in-app upgrade or purchase the Pro version for $4.99. This is confusing. I contacted the app store and the developer asking for a refund of the in-app upgrade so that I could in-turn purchase the Pro version and share it among my families devices. I suggest either a clear advisory to those seeking to upgrade from the Free version and use it on more than one device, or, simply eliminate the in-app upgrade feature.