Smart Card Utility

PIN suddenly won’t work — definitely not typing it in wrong, as I can login via other devices / middleware.

Does not work with MacBookPro M3. Worked on MBP M1 and M2. Does not see the SCR 3310 card reader even though drivers have been installed. However, a Parallels VM can recognize the reader and smart card.

I received one email but since no response to emails or calls. I like the app… when it’s working.

Just not able to get the two canoes app or their Bluetooth reader to work reliably. If I uninstall the software every time and start from scratch, I can get it to work about 1 in 5 times. Each time takes about 30 minutes. I have a third party reader that appears to work like a champ but every time I try to purchase their in app authorization for a third party reader, nothing happens.

The app is great, and works; however, IOS now supports smart card reading natively (as long as you have a compatible cac reader, or adapter). Unfortunately, no need to spend the money to use the app long term. The app does work, that’s why I gave it 5 stars.

New update broke BT read on iOS devices and macOS app was already busted — seriously?

It’s work unbelievable, 9.99$ but i m not sure it is worth for your security or not

The TwoCanoes product for DOD CAC card login use from iOS is much improved. Before, I could log on to standard DOD sites but not to my base's virtual desktop through AVHE nor access MHS Genesis electronic medical record and had to use a previous company's software which now got bought out and is no longer supported. Fortunately, through the newly released Feitian iR301-UD-C usb CAC card reader for the iPAD, one can use that reader in conjunction with the TwoCanoes software and the free Citrix for iOS app to logon to one's virtual desktop through AVHE and access one's DoD mail and MHS Genesis through the Safari web browser. The developer has also made it easy to download and install all of the required DoD certificates. Thanks and appreciate the developer continuing to improve this product for mobile iOS users needing a CAC software product to access remotely their DoD apps.

"Enter the code that is displayed on the reader" is the first issue. 1. there is no "display" on the reader. An LCD display would be sort of handy but... 2. there is no "code". "Enter the PIN that is stamped on the back of the reader" is clearer since it is labled "PIN" on the back of the reader. BUT since a SmartCard has a user entering a "PIN" for the smart card, it would have been wiser to use a different term for this number!

Attempted to use with an iPad Pro and CAC reader. Followed all instructions, but no luck. Used up all 10 of the trial uses trying various different techniques.