iPhone Any Good Password Storage Apps

[James_C]

I have been using 1Password for over 6 years, great support, developer is very good at updating in time for new OS releases. App has never let me down. Highly recommended.

 

[Primejimbo]

I have been using 1Password for years and my most used app. They update the app regularly, great support, and easy to use. Now that I can use it on my Linux computer, even better.

 

[AGKyle]

Thanks all for the mentions

If I can do anything to answer any questions about 1Password, let me know. Hope you all are having a great new year!

 

[Furzul]

1password. Not the cheapest, but in my opinion, the best.

 

[alanplum]

Can’t believe no one has mentioned. Codebook. I chose that one as it had the strongest encryption

 

[MrPeripatetic]

Enpass is worth a look.

 

[sean000]

If you just want a password app for your own use, and there is no need to share passwords with a family member, there are a lot of options that are both subscription based or one time purchase.

I have been using Ascendo DataVault for years, and it's good if you don't want a cloud based subscription service, but it's not as slick as 1Password, Dashlane, LastPass, etc. Datavault is $10 for iOS and another $10 if you want a desktop client for Windows or Mac. It syncs between my iPhone and iPad automatically via iCloud, but to sync to my Windows PC I have to manually sync over WiFi.
Pros for Datavault:

• One time purchase
• Syncs beteween iOS devices via iCloud
• Supports TouchID and FaceID

Cons for Datavault:

• I can't share passwords with others. I'm probably going to switch to 1Password so I can share passwords with my wife and my mom. (Yes, I am the password keeper in my family...). The family plan is pretty reasonable, and the individual plan is only $30 a year.
• The Web browser plugin for Windows is cumbersome and often just useless. The bigger names are better at automatically signing you into online services. With Datavault it's a copy/paste password maneuver.

This site has a good overview of some recommendations:
https://lifehacker.com/5529133/five-best-password-managers

 

[Ulenspiegel]

I am still using Locko that has been - unfortunately - discontinued.
I looked around and the password manager I like most is EnPass. I will switch soon.
All subscription based apps are out of question in my case.

 

[Farns514]

Been using Keeper(Keeper Security) and it has worked flawlessly. I love their zero knowledge architecture they have in place so not even they know since it all resides locally on my device.

 

[grgsiocl]

1password is best.

 

[Mr. Heckles]

1password is best.

+1 probably my favorite and most used app.

 

[sgf]

I like Password Wallet and have both the mac and iphone editions. What I like most about it is that I can synch passwords via a local network connection versus storing somewhere on the net. Developer is also very responsive to queries.
http://www.selznick.com/products/passwordwallet/

 

[Mr. Heckles]

I like Password Wallet and have both the mac and iphone editions. What I like most about it is that I can synch passwords via a local network connection versus storing somewhere on the net. Developer is also very responsive to queries.
http://www.selznick.com/products/passwordwallet/

You can do it that way with 1Password also.

https://support.1password.com/wlan-server/

 

[Furzul]

1Password. Not the cheapest, but the best.

 

[Volusia]

1Password, hands down....