finally...a password app

just released today on appworld...called password wallet...seems like it has a nice UI...but price a bit hefty.. $ 5...but this is one app i was looking for..

Frankly, I'm only interested in password apps that can read KeePass (.kdb) files. Why? Because I don't want to have 5 different password file formats to synchronize between. Also, since KeePass is the only one that's actually open-source and available for most platforms, I've pretty much standardized on it. (Even if we don't get a KeePass port, I'd be happy with some other app advertizing .kdb import/export capability.)

Looks nice, but if you can't send, sync or print you run the risk of loosing the info. I know, my phone crashed on me and it took several days to get it up and running, in the meantime I was without my passwords. Now I keep them on a list in Dropbox.

can it be backed up? restored?

will that not help?

Someone was advertising that they were porting Keepass to the PB and that it was going to be available in June (Keepass Air). Never released though...

I've messed with the keepass source a little but I wouldn't want to port the entire thing, which is why it seems more likely when they release a java sdk

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i asked the developed few questions:

- can it be backed up and restored?
- if lost or stolen, can info be remotely destroyed or disposed of?
- can you use other languages to type in your passwords etc??

the developer replied that they are working on backup-restore in an update
will check and revert on the second question
yes for the 3rd question...

it looks like a neat app but it is important to know that if i lose my PB someone else will not have access to the info...

Can anyone use that app (Password Wallet)? I just get a logon screen when it opens and any password or purchase key I enter does absolutely nothing. I am feeling quite ripped off right now. How the heck do I make this app work?