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[ANDROID] Password Manager and Vault Pro $0.99 (Save $2.00) @ Google Play

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Personal Vault, a simple and intuitive password manager on sale.

It is an offline app and keeps all the data encrypted, based on the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), with you on your device and provides a number of features allowing you to:

  • Create master login account into the Vault. It will be your single login access to view and manage all your personal records and passwords.
  • Create multiple master logins. Like if you wish to separate your personal and official accounts you can create multiple master logins.
  • Dual login capability using password or PIN for quick and fast login.
  • Easily categorize your records by creating a category including visual color categorization.
  • Manage your account records by details like username, password, URL, notes and tags for searching.
  • Easily sort the records and search with any text on the record details.
  • Share the record details, if you wish, with your friends and family (e.g. share bank details with someone who owes you money) without compromising sensitive details.
  • Delete and archive old records with a simple swipe.
  • Single click backup and Restore functionality to easily port your details across your multiple Android devices or when you change your phone.
  • Master password recovery with double security questions.
  • Keep your records safe with you and all your passwords and other sensitive details encrypted.

All information and all records are kept only with You.

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  • still 2.99 for me?

  • Its still 2.99 mate.

  • +1

    Its a fairly new app. Looking at reviews i can say some friends made this app somewhere in India. Need to know more about the reliabilty of the devs.

  • May as well use Keepass since it seems to have the same features…

    • I'll stick with KeePass too even if this deal would be free. KeePass is open source, cross platform (has ports even for not smart phones).

  • +1

    Guys sale starts midnight from 25th…

  • +10

    Why i am downvoting-

    • LastPass and 1Passwords are a safer bet due to more number of users

    • You have 3 ratings all from people with the last name of "jane" so either a incredible coincidence or rating manipulation?

    • You haven't indicated any iphone/windows compatibility which is a must have for password managers.

    • You seem to have created this app to collect user data?

    • All these factors contribute to a huge red flag from me.

    PS: What key size of AES encryption are you using?
    Using buzzwords doesn't mean our data/accounts are safe.

    ❌❌❌‼️‼️❌❌❌

    • +3

      What you wouldn't trust an unknown company with all your passwords???
      They have a large userbase 1-5 installs

      Sorry op I know its a hard market to break into, but you're asking a lot of trust to be placed in your app.

  • +4

    1 - 5 installs and every comment is from the same family.

    This is a password manager. There is no way I am sticking my details in a password manager with no reviews and only 5 installs. Think I will just stick with the tried and tested as this one sounds sus as…

  • Everything is just stored on a local sqlite db right?

    • +1

      Yes Mat-97, you are right and remains encrypted.

      • Yeah I can vouch this, code looks good.

        People seem a bit harsh

  • +2

    Dear all, This is fairly new app, launched beginning of month. Your data remains safe and encrypted on phone. Techies are most welcome to give it a hard test. This is a promotional sale. You are most welcome to try the free version, if you like. There has been decent downloads of free version on play store and amazon app store. No pressure. Just enjoy life :)

    • What's the deal with every reviewers' last name being Jain? There's like 5 of them between the free and paid versions..

      • Lots of downloads in this family…isn't it :)

    • Make it free then.

  • OP make it free, otherwise this is a bad idea.

  • The way I see it, Keepass does everything this does for free…

  • "It is an offline app…"

    Required permissions:
    * view network connections
    * full network access

    • Dear Geryatric, permission is required to enable ads on the free version. Because it uses the same codebase, you still see permissions listed.

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