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4,6
Hervorragend · von 5 Sternen
4,6von 5 · Hervorragend
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Hervorragend · von 5 Sternen
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3 in den letzten 12 Monaten
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Iman El Hakim
I`ve been string all my password for Enpass a long time now - more then a year. I use it on both my PC and Android, and it’s really convenient because I only need to remember one password to access everything else. I already have more than 100 passwords saved there, and I like that I can save something from my phone and then use it later on my PC. I keep everything synced in my cloud, and so far I have no complaints about the app.
Josh
Enpass is a solid password manager that gives you full control over your data. You can store everything locally or sync through your own cloud, which is great for privacy
Customer
I initially supported this developer prior to the widespread recognition of their company. At the time, they offered the Enpass Pro (lifetime subscription) package, which was marketed as a comprehensive, high-end password management solution—the premium offering in their product suite. The Enpass Pro package was positioned as the ultimate product, inclusive of all future updates, advanced features, and lifetime support for a one-time payment. Given its competitive pricing and the compelling value proposition, it was an easy decision for myself, my colleagues, and many others to make the purchase. However, as the company expanded its market presence and scaled its operations, it became apparent that additional revenue streams were necessary to support the growth of the business. Consequently, the company introduced a new product tier, Enpass Premium, shortly after the initial release of the Pro version, despite having marketed the Pro version as the top-tier, all-inclusive package. The Enpass Premium offering, presented as a more advanced version, introduced only two features that had been frequently requested by the community for inclusion in the Pro version prior to the Premium version’s launch. These features, which amounted to additional menu options, are readily available in several free password management solutions. As a result, the Enpass Pro version, which had originally been positioned as the flagship product in the Enpass ecosystem, was effectively repurposed into a marketing tool to promote the newly introduced Premium version. This transition was made all the more problematic by the fact that the Pro version, which was originally advertised as being free of advertisements, began displaying promotions for the Premium package. This shift in functionality was never disclosed at the time of purchase and contradicted the original value proposition of the Pro product. In addition, following the introduction of the Premium version, the company made attempts to upsell existing Pro customers to the new Premium tier. This was despite the fact that the Premium version largely mirrored the Pro version, with the addition of just a few features that are commonly included in free password managers. The company sought to charge a price that was nearly double the original cost of the Pro version for what amounted to a marginal increase in functionality. This course of action raises significant concerns regarding the company’s transparency, marketing practices, and the alignment between their product offerings and customer expectations. What was initially presented as a one-time, lifetime solution has now evolved into a revenue-driven strategy that seems to prioritize short-term gains over long-term customer satisfaction. This problem of Enpass developers putting advertising banners on our app still happens to this very day (in fact just five minutes ago, which is why I'm here). I'm absolutely sick of it. And to this day I'm still absolutely disgusted in this company for not giving back to those that supported them when they themselves were no bodies.
Gregor Spuhler
Enpass is a very good password manager that allows you to store all security-relevant data. The ability to generate custom categories, fields, and templates is fantastic and perfectly meets my needs. There is one downside: suggestions for extensions are not implemented. It would be great to have a platform that provides new entry templates for more advanced categories. A user-friendly editor for editing and batch processing would also be a desirable feature. Perhaps Enpass will soon come with some extensions and new features. All in all, it's the best password (secure data) platform I know, have used, and will continue to use.
Tim & Melanie Lamerz
For me, it's the best password manager. Whether cloud or just on the device, whether password, 2FA, or passkey, it's all included. But the best thing is that you can customize each field individually and store files, invoices, or anything else you want. For me, it's the universal security solution; everything from passwords to application documents is possible.
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