Safeincloud Reviews 10

Great password manager with self-storage option and ability to save extra fields. 5-star usability for sure.
The only concern I have is that it's not a big company with a reputation and the code is proprietary, so there are no guarantees that the author will not steal your passwords.

New Android app requires subscription to use features you paid for with the old version (e.g. biometric authentication) despite no service being provided (database is self-hosted or stored in third-party clouds). They basically charge you for nothing. Also, if you don't subscribe, a red danger icon is constantly displayed.

The Android app now requires a subscription fee, even if you paid the one time fee to use the premium services. Since the app has been taken over by a different company, it has done down hill. Most of the reviews on here are fake. Don't touch this app with a barge poll. There are much better options out there.

Great password manager, I have been using them since 2017. Great facilities and functionality. I had to get in touch with Support as the new update lost some functionality, they were very apologetic and prompt in getting back up and running.

I have used this for years and absolutely love it. Key sellings points for me - 1) low cost (no subscription, single fee), 2) data is stored on your own cloud storage. i.e. I trust it more. 3) works on all platforms I use. 4) Uses quick login methods 5) Browser plugins for speed. I have tried the more expensive subscription alternatives in the past and don't feel they offer more. I also don't trust storing my passwords in a cloud service I don't control. I hope the business model of getting new subscribers continues to support this amazing suite of apps and extensions. As a user experience, the developer has created an absolute winner.

Simple password manager! Without subscriptions and if you want you can buy the one-time payment (I bought it).

Been using about 3 years and very pleased. Very useful as I needed to convert from CodeWallet.

Great, shows you don't need a subscription for a password manager, as this has a one off in app purchase with free desktop version plus simple but effective browser extentions. This is good because if you are worried about how companies store your passwords in the cloud, here you can sync your passwords to any cloud storage or even your own nas server. Although it has no 2 step verification, this can be solved by turning it on on your cloud providers account.