PasswdSafe Sync 3.11.0

Reviews

5 ★, on 2021-06-29
You have total control of your master password AND your encrypted password file. Nothing sent over the internet or stored on cloud servers. Unless you send it or store it. No worries about how insecure the internet is. It's all in your hands.

5 ★, on 2021-04-25
The file I try to open is a .psafe3. it allows me to select it, but then it goes to a .ibak file by default. Been using this for many years. Just tried again. Worked. Now it doesn't again.

1 ★, on 2019-03-26
If the sync breaks, which happened many times since I've been using it, there's no way to export the password database to any local folder, because it's stored in a folder inaccessible to user. The only way to fix is usually to update. Once updated, the app isn't smart enough to access the same file in secure location. The only copy that can be accessed is the cloud sync copy. If you made any changes or entries before you noticed that the Sync broke for the Nth time, you'll lose all of them.

4 ★, on 2019-06-01
I used this so I could edit my password safe files stored in OneDrive. Not sure what changed but now I can only view them. Pointless app if I can't edit since I can use the native OneDrive app to sync the files to my device. Back to having to use my computer to edit password safe files. I've uninstalled/reinstalled, cleared app data and cache, nothing brought back the ability to edit the synced files through password safe app.

5 ★, on 2020-01-11
So I've been having an issue for a few months or so and not sure if it's a problem with the sync app or the keyboard. I'm on a OnePlus 3T and when I switch to the keyboard it doesn't show any sync'd files (I'm using Dropbox). I've tried reinstalling both. If I open the sync app, then the keyboard again, it works. It's just slightly annoying and used to be flawless.

5 ★, on 2018-12-05
Excellent password safe, with strong encryption if you use a long passphrase, and code available for independent verification. This companion Sync app has network access to sync with e.g. DropBox etc, but does not have the key -- so it can backup your encrypted password file(s) for you, but cannot see the passwords, so it also cannot steal or give them away. The main PasswdSafe app knows the key but has no Android network access permissions -- so it can access your passwords for you, but cannot steal them or give them away.