Pete's Pwds

Easy to use password keeper

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October 15, 2016
October 2, 2024
14.0+
4+
725KB
iPhone, iPad, iPod
Dutch
English
Spanish

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PETER A ENT

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Version History of Pete's Pwds

3.3

October 11, 2020

- Fixed a bug that was sometimes causing new password entries not to be saved. - Made the form easier to fill out by allowing the "next" button to move from field to field. - Updated for SwiftUI 2.

3.2

July 29, 2020

In addition to a couple of minor bugs: - Improved screen locking time and uses biometric ID when restored (assuming it is enabled). - Pete's Pwds is now available in Spanish and Dutch, in addition to American English. - When viewing a saved password record, tapping on the URL field can open that site in Safari.

3.1

June 11, 2020

You can now collapse the list of passwords. Just tap on the category name to open or close that group.

3.0

April 26, 2020

Updated for iOS 13.3. Completely re-written in SwiftUI with the same features as before including: - setting password expiration dates - single tap to copy - biometric access protection - improved password suggestion form - supports dark mode

2.2

March 13, 2018

Minor bug fixes plus: - Keyboard shows automatically when opening a new record. - Each entry now shows the date it was last updated.

2.0

October 18, 2017

A new look with iOS 11 support. Fixes a problem where returning to the app did not always request authentication and the app had to be restarted.

1.5

June 30, 2017

- The notes field no longer goes behind the keyboard when you try to change it. - A subtle change to the look to make it similar to Pete's Jrnl. - You can now set a self-destruct limit on the number of attempts to enter your code. If that limit is reached, all of your passwords are erased! This is optional and you will find it by tapping the settings gear in the upper left corner.

1.4.1

May 19, 2017

This version fixes a critical bug: if you have saved a password record without a title, there is a good chance Pete's Pwds will not open! Install this version immediately to correct the erroneous record. This version will not allow you to save a password record without a title. This version also makes it more obvious when changes to settings require tapping the Save button.

1.4.0

May 11, 2017

A couple of new features for you: - Quick Open: if you need to bounce between Pete's Passwords and an other app, enabling Quick Open will skip the authentication step as long as you return to Pete's Passwords within one minute (60 seconds). You'll find Quick Open by tapping the gear in the upper-left corner on the navigation bar. - Login and Site suggestions: Now when you begin typing a login or a site URL, you will see up to three suggestions from previous entries. This will make entering or changing password records faster when you use the same login for multiple sites.

1.3.0

February 13, 2017

Apple Watch app now available. Have your passwords on your wrist! Once your list is transferred you can find the password just by tapping on the entry. Don't worry, the passwords are not stored on your watch - they are fetched only when you request it. Updates to your passwords are pushed to your watch as needed.

Description of Pete's Pwds

Pete's Pwds (passwords) is a free, reasonably secure, password keeper. We all have many online accounts these days and we are supposed to have different and wildly varied passwords for each site. We aren't supposed to write these down, at least not on paper or where anyone can get to them. But who can remember twelve passwords, each 8-16 characters in length, made up of letters, numbers, and punctuation marks and having no connection to birthdays, pet names, children, or any event whatsoever in our lives? The only way I have found to keep my password sanity is to store them on a list on my phone. Not 100% secure by any means, but what is left? There are a dozen (at least) password keepers for iPhone here in the App Store. I created this one because I didn't want to pay for an app to do this and I didn't want to pay for additional in-app purchases to provide more security on in-cloud vault. This first version provides a simple list of your passwords which is protected by a single key of your own making, with no restrictions. It can be a single character or the entire Hamilton libretto. Any time Pete's Pwds becomes inactive (you press the Home button to switch apps, you pull down notifications, that sort of thing), Peter's Pwds immediately hides your passwords and requires you to re-enter your code or your fingerprint (if your device has Face/Touch ID) the next time the app is active. Be sure to try the favorite (heart) feature which can reduce the list to just a handle of your most used (i.e., forgotten) passwords. Just flag those entries with the Heart button; its a time saver. Please enjoy the app; I hope you find it useful.

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