Password Manager Authenticator

the app simply canceled all registers. so bizarre

INSECURE, NO SUPPORT , CONFUSION, BETA VERSION, DONT LOSE YOUR TIME

I cannot access any of my previous passwords because it wants me to pay a monthly subscription. The dev maliciously locked current passwords already in the app behind a paywall. So people like me who have used this app for years got the shaft. This is pretty low. I am now forced to pay so I can use my passwords. So once I transfer my passwords out of this app, the subscription is being cancelled and I am moving to a different app. Very evil choice this guy did. Our passwords already in this app should have been grandfathered in and any NEW passwords should have been paid for. You are an evil individual. This was a lousy update.

I'm surprised at how versatile and easy to use this app is! Excellent work! I would like to request that support be added for custom TOTP intervals. Some services, such as Authy's proprietary partnership account implementations (like the 7 digit codes for Twitch), use intervals other than 30 seconds for TOTP code generation and I would like to be able to add it to SAASPASS. ------------------------------------------ Reply to developer response: Perhaps I should have been more clear: I wasn't talking about the number of digits, but the code refresh interval, to be able to choose other options than 30 seconds for the interval. For example, Authy's 7 digit codes for Twitch or Twilo accounts use a strange 10/20 second offset hybrid rather than the default 30 second refresh time. Other services may have different timings, like 10 seconds or 20 seconds. This is what I mean when I say I'd like to see the option t choose custom TOTP intervals.

The new update crashes the app when scanning a QR code. Didn’t do that previously.

Will never send me a text code to my cell phone! Don’t waste your time with this one.

I’m only using this app until I can find a more suitable replacement for Myki. This app has no customer service (never received a response to my emails) and you can’t manage anything from the phone app.

I started using this about four or so years ago. Don’t even know how I came across it. I have used e-wallet for like 20 years and still use it as my primary vault of all digital information. But managing log ons with dual authentication and better yet managing single sign ons needed something much more robust. At the time Software as a Service was just starting to take hold. I think Saas Pass was cool when Saas wasn’t cool. It’s been able to manage all my logins all my authentication needs and manage my single sign ons without a problem. It’s pretty bad that I’ve taken this long to write them a review. Which says I don’t write many. But recently I had a pucker factor 10 event, both my iPhone and iPad were destroyed at the same time. I can’t remember any passwords but one. I always know my Apple ID password but logging into a new without one of your devices near is or access to your text isn’t going to happen. I was dead in the water. I borrowed my sons phone and initiated a recovery of SaaS Pass within 30 minutes I had all my dual authentication up and could log into anything. This is a great security app, and an excellent day of recovery app. There’s a lot they could do to add some great features but I’m not complaining because in the five years I’ve used it I spent $0 and have never seen one add. I don’t know how they manage that but it’s appreciated. Developer: if you see this you should consider putter a donation icon on the app, there are other apps like Signal that I use that don’t ask for anything either. But they give me a way to donate to the cause if I like it. Kind of like PBS. I like my bees served without comment and am happy to pay to support. I like my security easy and painless which you provide. I’d be happy to donate to support. To All: if your not using this to manage your passcodes, Dual authentication, single sign on you should really consider it. They don’t try to up sale you heck they don’t even try to sell you. It’s just great software. And they must know it. And to the developer, thanks for providing such a great tool.

I got SAASPASS because I didn’t want to use google and I wanted to be able to use it on my watch, but to look at your codes on the watch you need to get your phone and open the app. If I have my phone I would just use that. Completely useless.

I've tried password managers and 2fa stuff before but it just always seemed like way too much extra work. This actually makes life easier so far. I've only had it a day but I'm already impressed. My only complaint is how the ui feels like a 20 year old Microsoft product.