I found SafeInCloud to be one of these modern secure information managers, very customizable, and a delight to use. However, as I explained in the review, I decided to discontinue its use, due to lack of a virtual keyboard for entering the master password. Since then, I have been testing more password managers, and finally I have found one that. In our search for the best password manager available, we stumbled across SafeInCloud, a program that’s been around since 2012. It claims to service over 1,000,000 people, making it one of the most popular password management options available.Our SafeInCloud password manager review touches on everything you need to know about this program.
- Safeincloud App
- Safeincloud Pro
When I discovered this software program, I was--and still am--amazed. I had zero problems installing; and, I was able to figure out the software UI in a few minutes without looking for HELP. The program allows you to store website logons and passwords, software license keys, bank accounts with logons, credit card data with logons, email accounts, generic notes, and custom account data. The program allows customized categories (unlimited as far as I can tell), and has 9 data field types: Login, Password, PIN, Text, Number, Phone, Date, Email, and Website URL (10 data types if you include the Note field). It comes with about 7 template files that can be edited for different account types, and it seems ready to accept all the templates I want. One of the best things about the program is the note field is on a separate tab--allowing plenty of space for notes for each account. The program can sync with a Google Drive, Dropbox or Skydrive account. You can start your new database file by importing existing data from so many different password programs or from a CSV file (Excel). Android and iOS apps are available (Mac coming soon). It's ridiculously easy to use but if you need help, the HELP web page looked to be very thorough also. OH, and when used with either the Firefox or Chrome extension, you can auto-log into your web pages. And all this for free! The only thing it is lacking: it won't allow you to choose the hard drive destination for the database file. Review details
Safeincloud App
Safeincloud Pro
Blur is a privacy-protection service with a password manager tacked on. It's fine as a browser-based desktop password manager, but it's a bit expensive compared to LastPass, Keeper or 1Password. I’ve reviewed almost 70 password managers in my quest to find the best of the best, bringing you an in-depth SafeInCloud review to see if it’s actually worth your time and money. Read on to get the full scoop on where this password manager excels and where it falls short.