mSecure - Password Manager

Submitted by Tom on 5 September, 2011 - 21:15

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Description of App

mSecure is a password and data manager that offers a convenient and secure solution to store information on iPhone, iPod touch and iPad devices.

Use mSecure to safely store sensitive and important information like web logins and passwords, credit card numbers, frequent flyer and social security numbers, and any other data you want quick, easy access to while on the go. mSecure uses an industry-proven data encryption method so your information is safe guarded should your device be misplaced or stolen.

mSecure comes with 17 pre-defined types such as Web Logins, Credit Cards, Email Accounts, Frequent Flyer, etc. to get you started using mSecure quickly. However, the power of mSecure allows you to add your own custom types. Each type can have an unlimited number of fields and icon of your choosing.

With mSecure’s well-designed interface customizing your data has never before been faster or easier.

AVAILABLE NOW!

mSecure for Windows and mSecure for Mac are now available at the low price of $14.95 USD. Go to www.msevensoftware.com to download a 30 day free trial. mSecure fully supports multiway synching so you can sync more than one device to our desktop app or one device to more than one desktop.

KEY FEATURES

Native iPhone look and feel
Fully supports iOS 4 and iPhone 4 high res
256bit Blowfish encryption to protect the confidentiality of your data
Universal app for iPhone/iPod touch and iPad devices (no pixel doubling)
Full landscape support (can be disabled if not desired)
Password protection with hint feature
Thoughtful design for ease-of-use and great versatility
User customizable types with unlimited fields
Integrated search capability for quick record look-up
Self-destruct mode to delete your data after given number of failed attempts
Password Generator
Optional viewing mode by record type or record description
144 colorful icons for personalization of item types
Full-sync with mSecure for Windows or mSecure for Mac (separate purchase)
Email backup/restore feature
Import and export data from various file types (with mBackup)
Collapsible sections to better organize your data

INCLUDED WITH PURCHASE

mBackup is a program for Mac and Windows computers that lets you make multiple backups of your mSecure data and restore it without having to do a full iTunes restore. mBackup can also import and export your data between various text file formats such as CSV and other third-party vendors. To download your free copy of mBackup, please visit us at www.msevensoftware.com/mbackup.

Version

2.1.2

Free or Paid

Paid

Compatibility

This is a universal app, so works natively on the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad

Device(s) App Was Tested On

iPhone 4

Accessibility Comments

This app is mostly accessible, however with one major flaw that makes it useless to the Voice Over user. That is once information is entered it can not be retrieved using Voice Over. The items entered are not voiced back.

VoiceOver Performance

VoiceOver reads most page elements.

Button Labeling

Most buttons are clearly labeled.

Usability

Some parts of the app are accessible with VoiceOver, but not enough to make it usable.

Link to mSecure - Password Manager in the App Store

Visit developer web site

User Options

0 AppleVis user(s) have recommended this app for VoiceOver users.

Comments

#1 please do not post inaccessible apps:

Submitted by allseed on 6 September, 2011 - 09:37.

From time to time, someone posts a review of an app which is either inaccessible or mostly inaccessible. These reviews are a waste of my time. Please stop?

#2 Reason for posting inaccessible apps

Submitted by Karl Belanger on 6 September, 2011 - 10:23.

On the contrary, posting inaccessible apps is a good way to either raise attention to an app that could benefit the blind community if only it were made accessible, or to steer blind people away from an inaccessible app so they don't spend valuable time and money on it. I would much rather spend two minutes reading about an inaccessible app rather than money plus the time required to go through the refund process to find out that an app is inaccessible on my own.

#3 Good reasons for posting inaccessible apps

Submitted by AppleVis on 6 September, 2011 - 10:37.

The reasons for posting inaccessible apps have been discussed previously in the forum.

Here's the link

#4 perhaps we can use the next version

Submitted by Morten on 1 October, 2011 - 10:42.

I contacted the devellepors about the problems with voiceover in this app, and here is what they came back with:
Hi Morten,

Thanks for your purchase. I was not previously aware of the issues you mention with Voice Over and have added them to our bug tracking system to be fixed
in a future release. We're about to release a minor update and not sure if it will make that release but hopefully can make it in the very next release.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
Best regards,
//Ray.