Enpass Reviews

Fast, privacy, you choose where to put your info in the cloud. Extremely well made and integration with everything (website, app, chrome, etc.) is perfect.

Nothing, I like every aspect of this program.

Power to have a different hard password for every little thing, multi platform, including Linux, seamless cloud backup. It's a life saver

I've tried using many other password managers, but this is the only one I like & there are several reasons for this, first of all why would anyone use a password manager, to manage & save their passwords & keep them secure, but even if you use one, most of them keep those logins saved on their servers, but Enpass is the only one I found syncs it on my private cloud or OneDrive. It also allows me to use full potential of my Surface Pro devices, which allows me to use Windows Hello as an authentication protocol. The other good part is that its available on all the popular platforms like Windows, Android, iOS.

The only thing which I disliked was the fact that the integration with MS Edge or Chrome on Windows was not a perfect one. Though I'm now accustomed for it, but its not that swift, whenever you need to fill a password, it wont be autofilled, you'll have to click on the Enpass extension icon & double click the login info saved for it to be filled. It could've been better, I still trust the Enpass developers that someday or other they'll bring in smoother experience.

If you're a PC guy, this is a must have product especially if you're really concerned about your data security. I'm on a subscription plan for this & there's also a lifetime option which you can purchase. I'm planning to do that soon.

The no.1 problem Enpass solved for me is that I dont need to remember all of my passwords and neither keep them all the same, I can now use random passwords which can be generated all inside the Enpass app itself & use them for better security of my accounts. I also like the feature where I can right inside the app run an audit to see all of my passwords which are compromised & secure that particular website or app. Its very handy feature actually.

Enpass is super secure password wallet/locker that encrypts your sensitive password data using 256bit Encryption. Enpass works seamlessly with browser plugins, this definitely comes handy when i have to backup passwords off the web browser to my password wallet (Enpass in my case). The 2 best things i like about Enpass are

1. That it allows me to store and backup passwords from multiple apps and devices (browsers) to 1 single place.

2. Their cloud sync feature is a live saver, Enpass takes automatic backups of all my passwords to my google cloud storage which is amazing, So if anytime there is a system failure i can rest assured my passwords are safely stored in my cloud drive.

No exactly a big drawback but maybe they could upgrade their UI, their user interface is quite dated, looks very basic and dull. Maybe even add a dark theme while they are at it.

If you are looking for a simple and super secure solution to save your passwords in one place then look no further and give enpass a try. You'll love it just like i did.

i use two different browsers and occasionally my phone for browsing websites on the go. Enpass helps me store all the passwords from all these devices and from different browsers in one single place. They also allow cloud sync, in my case i've synced it with google drive, this ensures that my passwords are always backed up and safe. Even if any of my device gets damaged i would still have access to all my logins that are stored on google drive via enpass.

I like integration with browsers and the option of generating strong passwords.

I really like this software, I have nothing to complain about.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

I like integration with browsers and the option of generating strong passwords.

I really like this software, I have nothing to complain about.

I can have strong passwords on many services without having to remember them all.

I use enpass it mostly from my iPhone to keep all my passwords and I like it for many reasons. - It is one time payments and there is not monthly subscription fees like most of the other apps

-Encrypted synchronization with my box account which means that I will never lose my passwords even if my phone was dead because it is safely stored om my box account

-It is very easy to use

- There is a master password to keep all your secure notes safe.

- There is a free version for desktop computer but I definitely recommend the paid version and they do great deals from time to time.

So far I am so happy with Enpass and I don't have any complains. I really like it

Very important app to use if you want to have access to your passwords at any time and keep them safe at the same time

Enpass helped me to keep all my personal passwords safe and allowed my to access them at anytime even when I am offline.

Once you work hard to enter all important passwords, it is so easy to look them up and also to regenerate passwords thru the Enpass app.

It might be a good idea to be able to print them all out in order to see if you have everything but I can also see where that would be a bad idea since you wish to keep them all private!

This Enpass App will save time, be secure and also generate passwords for you! It is user-friendly and the best thing since sliced bread!

It is quite safe to keep all the passwords needed for our company in Enpass instead of looking them up in a Word document! Much quicker and much more safe!!!!

Once you work hard to enter all important passwords, it is so easy to look them up and also to regenerate passwords thru the Enpass app.

It might be a good idea to be able to print them all out in order to see if you have everything but I can also see where that would be a bad idea since you wish to keep them all private!

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What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

I feel great knowing they use 256bit aes encryption. Beyond that the software integrations and different platforms they offer work fairly well. I use it on the iPhone, Chrome, Safari, Mac and Windows. I store my password db on Dropbox and that works flawlessly too.

MacOS and Browser integration for touch ID is fairly buggy on Mac. In essence the password picker disappears when I try to use touch ID. The only way to get it back is to shrink chrome from fullscreen and then maximize it again. Honestly it's bad enough that I don't use touch ID on mac.

Aside from that I occasionally have issues syncing with my dropbox account across devices. I'm not really sure if the is a dropbox or an enpass problem though.

Don't expect it to be perfect, especially compared to onepass, but it is a lot less expensive and it works well.

Managing both personal and professional passwords on all my devices is really easy. It also allows me to create robust and long passwords that I don't have to remember.

I love how simple this app is. It does what it promises and does it well. No premium versions, no in app purchases or upgrades or annual/monthly fees. Have been using it for 3 years now and have had no complains.

I think the web extensions could use a bit of work. Also the interface looks a bit dated.

It's free to try, and I prefer it over it's competitors

I have tons of passwords, each different from the other and expiring at different intervals. Enpass helps me track them all.