Tap2Open Dashboard vs WristWarden

The Tap2Open Dashboard app allows you to create and send invites to your friends, family or even the plumber. Invites can be sent via text message or email. Once your guest receives their invite they can conveniently open the entrance of your community at the tap of a button once they arrive using only their smartphone. The Tap2Open Dashboard allows you to manage your invites, view history of access, invite multiple guests and even create schedules for your guests' access. System Requirements: *Tap2Open enabled entrance *Tap2Open account *iPhone, iPod, or iPad

WristWarden puts your passwords and one-time codes on your Apple Watch. Sign in to your own vault server, and WristWarden syncs and decrypts your items directly on the watch. Nothing is stored or processed anywhere else, and your master password never leaves the device. FEATURES • Logins, secure notes, cards, identities and custom fields • Live one-time codes (TOTP) with a countdown ring • Tap to reveal passwords, hidden by default • Create new logins right from the watch • Built-in generator for random passwords and passphrases • Search your vault, plus fast letter-by-letter scrolling for large vaults • Optional PIN lock, with your master password as a fallback • Works with a hosted service or your own self-hosted server PRIVACY WristWarden collects nothing. There are no analytics, no trackers, no advertising, and no third-party components. The app connects only to the vault server address you enter. Your vault is cached on the watch in the encrypted form your server sent it, and your keys are held in the device Keychain. REQUIREMENTS An existing account on a compatible vault server. Accounts using the PBKDF2-SHA256 key derivation function are supported. Authenticator and emailed two-factor codes are supported; security keys are not available on watchOS.