Strongbox Pro

Arbeitet man plattformübergreifend und will seriös abgesichert arbeiten, kommt nur ein System auf einer Open Source Basis in Frage. Da bleiben einem Passwortmanager auf Keepass2 Ebene. Sticht für das Apple Umfeld Strongbox heraus: - Verfügbar für alle Geräte - Synchronisation über eigene Mechanismen (WebDav) - Gute Integration in das Plattform-Passwortmanagement - Saubere Multi User / Multi Device Unterstützung - ... Wie gesagt, einfach genial. Bitte weiter so

Awesome functionality - I’m using it since a few years now and it really is the best in this field. Support is fast and helpful and integration works perfectly fine beside Firefox (because Mozilla didn’t implement native autofill support yet)

Security on another Level. Forget 1Password,LastPass or other Password Managers. Keep up the great work!

It’s well worth to spend the money on a developer who continuously improves and fixes the app + the added bonus, that no fancy proprietary cloud sync/service has been implemented. You decide, on which platform the password are stored.

I've been using KeePass on other systems for year now, while iOS always seemed limited in terms of available apps. Some didn't include FaceID, some were closed source, some were very shady, some were abandoned and not supported anymore. Strongbox is the opposite, it's fast, it just works out-of-the-box, and the developer is extremely responsive and friendly. Unlocking with FaceID and AutoFilling passwords is awesome. And it all works without saving my passwords on some external server. I gladly purchased the pro version.

Been using Strongbox Pro for about a year now. Main reason I chose it is because it allows self hosting the password database on your own hardware. With Strongbox you can, of course, host your passwords in the cloud if you like. After Lastpass was hacked I moved to Strongbox. Never again will I store passwords in the cloud. The import feature works well and made the transition fairly easy from Lastpass. I self host on a Raspberry Pi on my home network. Strongbox syncs the database between all of my devices including my wife’s devices. It allows offline access to your passwords when you’re on the road. It syncs changes and resolves conflicts you or your wife might make in offline mode when you get back on your home network. The developer is responsive. I asked a lot of questions on Reddit before making the switch. He answered all of my questions quickly and clearly. I learned a lot from his responses. Strongbox has worked flawlessly. I highly recommended it.

What’s not to love? Open standard data format, not locked away by some company more interested in money than security. Great features. Apple style user interface. Constantly being developed and updated. Responsive support from the developers. My only regret is I’m forced to use applications that aren’t so good on other platforms, but like I said, the data files are cross compatible, so I get to use it on my apple devices. If you’re considering a password manager, this should be one of your finalists.

I had been using Strongbox for several years and wanted to upgrade to the pro version. It was unclear that my free version allowed upgrade purchases. As a result, it appeared that I must download the pro version from the App Store in order to purchase a one year subscription that I wanted. With the pro version downloaded, I was able to select and pay for the one year use of the pro version however, I then received both charges on my credit card: one charge for the one year pro subscription and another charge for the lifetime pro subscription. With the help of Apple support I canceled the lifetime pro subscription charge. The product labeling could be improved to make the selected subscription more obvious.

Amazing to have this feature. Thank you so much for adding it and continuing to improve it. Keep up the great work for all those who are disappointed in how 1password 8 has been developed.

The password manager I used to use moved to an electron app for macOS and transitioned into a subscription service. I’m always trying to curtail my subscriptions and avoid using electron based apps when I can, so it was pretty obvious to me it had to go. I bounced around a few other popular services until I eventually discovered Strongbox and I can’t imagine myself going elsewhere. If you’re familiar with quality native macOS apps like BBEdit, Transmit, Alfred, and the like that’s more or less the experience you’ll find here. A well built and well maintained macOS (and iOS!) app that has the support of a small team who care and clearly love what they do. Thank you for working on this app, these types of apps are far and few between. Truly a gem.