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Enpass Password Manager: One-Time Premium Lifetime License $17.5
$17.50
$59.00
StackSocial [stacksocial.com] is having a sale on Enpass Password Manager: One-Time Premium Lifetime License for $24.99 - $7.49 w/promo code AUG20SAVE30 = $17.50.
- No data saved on servers
- Generates random & strong passwords
- Automatically fills your logins & credit cards details into the websites
- Stores all your logins, credit cards, bank accounts, licenses, files, documents, or any other information
- Cloud sync via iCloud, Dropbox, WebDAV, Google Drive, OneDrive, & Box
- Cross-platform availability on all mobile & desktop devices.
- Multiple-vaults to separate your personal, family, & work data
- Login with Face ID/Touch ID
- Identifies your weak, duplicate, & compromised passwords
- Desktop app can import data from Chrome, Excel, & other password manager
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Great timing because I was actually looking to buy this on StackSocial and I only had a 15% discount promo code. Yours gives 30% off. I just bought it and set it up. Looks good so far.
I chose EnPass over many other avialable password managers because this one keeps all data offline, much like KeePass (which is what I have been using for years). You can syncronize data between your computers and phones via a cloud service of your choice.
Great timing because I was actually looking to buy this on StackSocial and I only had a 15% discount promo code. Yours gives 30% off. I just bought it and set it up. Looks good so far.
I chose EnPass over many other avialable password managers because this one keeps all data offline, much like KeePass (which is what I have been using for years). You can syncronize data between your computers and phones via a cloud service of your choice.
I'm using stickypassword and can avoid enabling syncing so it would stay offline!