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Not free but certainly well worth a look.

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They support all Oses (PC, Mac and all Mobile OSes).

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That way, I have one (strongly 448 bits) encrypted data file on my device and one on my PC.Īll features are present on both application, hence you can easily creat a 'card' on the Desktop with a full size keyboard and then sync with the device at the push of a button (once setup!), or create all on the device while on the move. I also invested in the Desktop application (£5.99) which synchronises with my lumia perfectly well over Wi-Fi. This works great, is well presented (with card logos, 'business card view', nice icons, kind of Metro style, etc). This was one of the very first apps I bought on my new shiny Lumia nearly a year ago! I use Handy Safe (since my Symbian days) and decided to buy WP app (£1.49 + free trial). Woww this is way to expensive and there are much cheaper and much better alternative to this !!! The desktop component is running $19.95 and you can find it here at SplashID's website. SplashID is currently running $9.99 and you can find it here at (opens in new tab) the Windows Phone Marketplace. We won't say that SplashID is a bust but, you may want to look at the alternatives first before making the investment in SplashID. If the design would take advantage of the Windows Phone metro features and the pricing could be more competitive, SplashID would easily make it to the short list. SplashID has a decent amount of flexibility in creating/editing the types of data you store and the cross-platform/desktop components are nice features. While SplashID isn't a bad choice, we just can't say it is the clear cut choice. The choice comes down to weighing the options and determining which of these type apps fits your needs and tastes the best. Add the outdated design and the choice becomes more difficult. But with alternatives available on the Marketplace that are just as capable, SplashID's appeal begins to fade. Understandably, the information these apps protects and manages are sensitive and far more valuable than $30. The desktop component is a nice touch but that is an additional $19.95 which drives the price up significantly.

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I have no issue paying $10 for an app if it sets itself apart but with several alternatives on the Marketplace ( Password Manager, Cryp2pass, etc) it is hard to justify the higher price. The other issue that detracts from SplashID is the cost. I like the features of SplashID but the delivery pales in comparison to other password management apps that have made use of the metro design. Instead you drill down to all the screens. I think by using the panorama design you could have had pages for each category, eliminate the need for filters and have a smoother flowing app. SplashID could have taken advantage of the Metro design and laid everything out in panoramic fashion. In using SplashID I couldn't help but think the developers simply slapped the old Windows Mobile design onto a Windows Phone app. While SplashID makes a nice first impression, it tends to fade when you look at the price and design. This requires the SplashID desktop that is available at SplashID's website (opens in new tab) at a cost of $19.95. This allows you to keep track of all you passwords from the two locations you are likely to need them the most. One nice feature with SlashID is the ability to sync with a desktop version. If you need to tweak or add a category or type of data entry, all you need to do is tap the three dot menu and go to work.

There are twenty-one types of entries ranging from bank accounts to vehicles and two types of categories, business and personal. Just tap the '+' button and fill in the blanks. Entering an account, username, password or other bits of information that you need to keep track of is simple.