Password Manager: Passible Reviews

by Jakki44

I've had PasswordManager for years and loved it. But ever since I upgraded my iPad Air 2 to the latest version, I'm finding out now that the import/ export feature is disabled! So now I'm unable to sync my devices unless I pay the subscription. I don't mind paying if its a good and reliable app but the prices are outrageous. Uhhhh!!!
Time to look for another app!

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Love PasswordManager so I'm giving it 5 stars. It does what it says it does 98% of the time. When it cannot connect to the site, I noticed that it's to the bank sites because of the double security that the bank requires which I totally do not mind. Security is top priority. I love PasswordManager too because all the info like the site name, user ID, password and notes are listed. So it is now my database for all my passwords.

by Sve30269

Downloaded PasswordManager on my iPhone. But it’s easier to enter into my iPad due to keyboard. After three entrees the free app became $39 for unlimited data. Since it seemed what I needed I upgraded on my iPad. With every other app I have auch thing transfers to my phone so do all the entries. I enter about 93 passwords. It was easy to enter. Next day I needed on while on the go. Don’t carry my iPad around ever. So I wanted to look it up on my phone. Imagine my surprise when that was neither upgraded on there and it was totally empty no entree at all. After some research discovered I had to export from my iPad. So I did that, iPad sent and email with a link. I then tried to open that email and press the link on my phone where I needed the data to download. The link just takes me to PasswordManager Store to PasswordManager again. I press open and it goes into PasswordManager but nothing downloading into my phone app. The only important button just says you need to email it from the device it’s on then press the link and magically it’s supposed to download. Well it DOESN’T! Customer service has not replied to any of my massages (2). Now I have a useless $39 app on my iPhone plus I spend quite some time trying to fix it. I am very frustrated at this point.

by VeryVeryVirgo

I actually have LOVED PasswordManager and used it daily for a couple years now. However, I just got a new iPhone, and when I put all my apps on it, only this one didn’t return me to my previous status. When I enter my Apple ID password, it tells me I don’t have the Premium account— and I DO. On my old iPhone it showed that I did. I also can’t seem to transfer my log over because of this misinformation about my app. It just invites me to purchase Premium over again.
I use PasswordManager so much, I’m almost willing to do this...but will this happen again? I’ve sent messages and not heard back. This is the last item I need to take care of on my new phone. Very disappointing...

by Amindy

I wasn't totally satisfied with my current password manager, so I've started looking for a new one...

This one looks promising- I like the ability to login to your accounts through PasswordManager and the one-touch copy on CC numbers to copy the number. However, I'm frustrated that the free trial only allowed me to enter one login and one card before it wanted me to upgrade to a pro version. And the pro is $20/mo or $30/lifetime. I understand that developers put a lot of work into apps and deserve to be paid, but this sounds excessive, especially since the "trial" is so severely limited it doesn't give the user very much to play with and decide if it is truly worth the cost.

by Nature Boi

I've had PasswordManager on my iPhone for quite some time, and here is just one of the many reasons why I like it so much. With all the screwy ways your online account ID's and Passwords can get messed up, your Apple keychains may not always have the correct signin information, but if you are diligent in updating all your new login info changes within Passible, then it can act as a very reliable login reference. The only complaint I have is that online account statements appearing in PDF format within Passible cannot be directly printed out from PasswordManager, nor can it be sent it to some another app to be saved and printed either.

by Nikanico

Love love love PasswordManager! I used to have such massive anxiety about remembering user names and passwords....no more!!! Everything is there, categorized and even has little notes if I want.
I also love that I can use my fingerprint to access PasswordManager if I don't want to do the passcode.
Great app...love it!
Update - my iPhone was erased during an iOS update and even though I know I can’t recover anything because I couldn’t remember my pin from the backup file I emailed myself, it wouldn’t restore my purchases and I had a paid edition of PasswordManager before.
So that’s a little disappointing but I still love PasswordManager .

by Onsite98

Would highly recommend it. However hope they can increase the amount of text you can type under notes. Also would be great if we could increase the amount of Favorites. Been using it now for about 3 weeks. Still loving it. I find that as I migrate the data from my other obsolete password app, to Passible it's AI , helps you automatically fill in your most common user names & passwords; this speeds up my transition to the new Passible App. Love the enhanced security; where my secret data stays under my total control on only my equipment; not on someone else's server; where it can be hacked. It is hoped that as Apple keeps updating their iOS; that Passible will continue to support those future platforms. My old password App company sent me a warning they would no longer keep up with future Apple iOS upgrades; thereby making their app useless in the future. Keep up the good work & hopefully listening what the customer suggestions.

by Wolfeyes#13

I absolutely LOVE PasswordManager! Nowadays when different websites require different passwords such as requiring an upper and lower case letter, at least one number and often times characters, PasswordManager helps to keep them all straight! One thing that I do that might be a good idea for others is that in the "Cards" section, I'll type in what my credit cards annual percentage rates are plus the credit limits to help me choose the best card to use. Obviously I usually pick the card that has the lowest APR if I need to make a larger purchase. Hope that's helpful to some people!
Kindest Regards,
Danielle C.

by Theoknock

Perfect app in all ways, except two:
Passible does not sync your passwords to iCloud; rather, a database file is created that you are responsible for keeping safe and *current*--because, if you don't keep it current, you will lose whatever passwords you added since your last backup when restoring from it.

Does not sync with Safari or any other forms of authentication; if it did, it would be better than iCloudsimply because you don't have to be logged into any certain account to make it work.

by Surf Dio

I downloaded this because the other password app that I was using has not been updated in four years and I'm afraid at some point that app simply won't work with iOS updates in the future. Quick, simple, easy to use, The in-app purchasing for the lifetime subscription is a little steep, but I think worth it. If you have a password compromised you could lose it all, so what's it worth? I think it's worth five stars, and everyone else with the exception of very few seem to like PasswordManager as well, so I would say definitely it's worth the buy. Highly recommended.

by Salami Cris

I'm a retail manager, college student, online shopper, and gamer. There are tons of programs and sites that I've needed to sign up for and each have different standards for passwords and sometimes usernames. With Passible I don't need to rack my brain on which combination of credentials were used. Simply open PasswordManager , since I always have my phone, find or search for the specific site through the simple to use interface. It keeps all my data organized and secured with finger print or password required to access.

by Ryzabuv

So tired of trying to remember all of my passwords, had them stored in Notes. Even worse, trying to type them in the little prompts with tired eyes. No more of that!! Just Touch ID into Passible, tap where I want to go - credit card, bank, insurance, work login - and the thing fills it in automatically!! Yeah, it was a little $$, but cheaper than most other apps, but is not a subscription. So easy to use! (Once I figured it out- maybe I could have read the extensive help section, but....) One of my most-frequently used apps.

by Vthostess

This is my new favorite app. It is exactly what I’m looking for. I downloaded it no more then two minutes ago after looking through PasswordManager Store for a password holding app. My favorite part about PasswordManager is how few buttons there are. It does exactly what I want it to do and no more. It doesn’t have tons of extra features that you would never use anyway. It stores my passwords in a nice list and when you click on one it simply shows you your user name and passwords and any notes you wrote. I hate when my apps are so cluttered with so many features that I never use. PasswordManager is so sleek and perfect. Get PasswordManager!

by Gomitoh

All around really like PasswordManager.

When I first started using it, my one issue was that the export function didn't work for me. It told me I needed to set up an email account... but didn't tell me how to do that (and I could find any additional info anywhere).

After a few days, the developers got back to a support-request and I figured out that the problem was I had deleted the native iPhone mail app (I've been using something else). Passible, however, really does require the native app. Once that was reinstalled and set up, the export worked as smoothly and simply as you'd expect.

by Cagimi

I used to have a series of post-it notes, then I got fancy and started using Evernote, then the Notes app when Evernote was crashing on me.

This is so much better. The auto-copy feature is fantastic, especially since the iPhone's copy/paste functionality is not great. I even use it to store frequent flyer info, computer passwords--just about everything. I have a different system for remembering the really security-sensitive passwords since I'm paranoid, but I definitely trust the security of PasswordManager.

The ability to organize them, pick favorites and color code/icon-code them, and create custom fields makes it so easy to store just about anything I need.

by LV Weasel

I like that you can make this a simple app. I like how I can just keep everything in alpha order. I also like that you can add notes when needed. I had another app that I really liked but when I did the latest iphone software update I lost all my data. So I searched for a new app to start over. The other ones that I looked at all had categories. I didn't want categories, I just wanted a simple alpha list. PasswordManager was a little pricey, but if they keep up with the updates it will be well worth it so I don't lose my data again. I do wish that it had a place to put phone numbers. Right now I am just putting them in the notes section. I do like that it uses your finger print to open it.

by RyTry1

PasswordManager has never let me down from the start and I've had PasswordManager for a few years now. It's so great for never having to remember the hundreds of passwords that we have to remember. I recently had a problem restoring my premium back to my account which was a problem because without this I wouldn't be able to import my previous passwords back into PasswordManager but I promptly submitted a support ticket and in about a day they handled the issue really good and got me back up and running right away. This gives me so much faith in the Passible and Fitness 22 team that I can use their app knowing that if there's ever a problem it will be handled fast and well. If you're having any second thoughts about getting PasswordManager and buying premium, don't. It's an amazing app with an amazing team behind it. 10/10

by JDdockteck

I had been using a Numbers spreadsheet (didn't know till I thought to look it up I could put a password lock on it).
I like the way PasswordManager works with the browser in PasswordManager .
I found out how to set my phone on the alphanumeric passcode instead of the 4 digit pin, so maybe this is not a biggie but it would be nice to do the same with PasswordManager . Numbers and letters and longer are more secure than 4 digit pin. Only other thing is the notes section not having quite enough room for the security questions, but as I said, I still have the spreadsheet. I also like that this stays on my device and once set up it was easy to import to my wife's phone so we have 2 copies. I don't like having these stored on the web. This is the first of these I have used and the phone storage is the reason I chose this one. The price is great and was unexpected. Thanks.

by Vas7eel

This is one of my most used apps, and I'm so happy to have found it. To manage all your different logins and passwords and remember them all is insane nowadays. Especially with major website breaches and having to update passwords on websites that you don't frequent very often. Usually it involves recovering your password through email just to change it, and most likely you will forget again. With Passible that is a thing of the past. I store all my important information that I require access to in here. Credit cards, passport numbers, anything you need access to and don't want to dig up documents or look for them in non secure emails or docs that you might be keeping around as handy reminders. Secure yourself with this. I back up my passible data about once a month, and the file that it creates is 256bit encrypted and password protected. PasswordManager is the bomb dot com.

by Leaseguru

Overall very nice for a simple secure holder of passwords. Manually easy to get encrypted backup file to move to PasswordManager on another device. Improvements: extra half second or so after enter PIN till it does silly cartoonish tumbler motion before opening app is slightly annoying. Color scheme contrast of text is s but light - need option to get high contrast legibility like the background / text color scheme choices in iBooks. Overall I like nothing leaves the device unless I choose to export encrypted data backup file; I get to decide if I want never to put anything in the cloud.