Cloakasium vs Kase₄

Cloakasium is a secure modern password manager that works with iPhone®, iPad®, Apple Watch®, and Mac®. SUMMARY · Cloakasium protects and manages all your password data securely using modern strong encryption algorithms (AES-256). · Cloakasium keeps all your password data and information on your device, not a server. · With Cloakasium, you only need to remember the main app login password instead of trying to remember lots of passwords and user information. You can also use Touch ID® or Face ID® for app login. · To help provide security with using Cloakasium in a public area, your data can be masked, either app-wide or individually. DESIGN FEATURES · Data is organized as items within two folder levels: groups (teal color) and categories (gold color). · Items contain your detailed information such as user names, passwords, and account numbers in its records and notes. · You can have any number of records within an item, items within a category, categories within a group, or groups. · While in edit mode, records can be created, modified, re-ordered or deleted. Items can be renamed. Groups and Categories can be created or re-selected. · Manage groups, categories and items. Create, rename, or delete groups or categories. Move categories to another group or multiple items to another category. An excellent way to organize your data after importing from another password manager app. · Synchronize content across devices sharing a common iCloud® account · Create encrypted backup files from Cloakasium and restore from those files on any of your devices. · Import CSV format data files from other password managers: 1Password™, BitWarden™, LastPass™, Keeper, or DataVault. · Export the app data to an unencrypted CSV file. · Create a second password for a trusted person to access Cloakasium in the case of a forgotten primary password or in the event of an emergency. · Use Cloakasium on Apple Watch®.

Kase exists because it should. There should be a database app that can go anywhere with you. It should be: • Simple — Using it should be easy and intuitive, • Flexible — Once familiar with the basics, you can design any database to track anything important to you, and • Relational — Inter-linked data is an order of magnitude more useful. Plus, you don't want to repeat yourself. Additionally, it should be: • Personal — You should not need to worry about who can peek into your data, and • Always Available — High-speed wireless network should *not* be a prerequisite for accessing your own data. Structured data at your fingertips. Something like that didn't exist, so I started creating Kase in 2014. Basic Concepts: • Your Kase contains Boxes. • Each Box stores Decks that can relate to each other. • A Deck collects similarly structured Cards. • And a Card is where you put data Entries. Features: • Pick, assign, and organize with Categories, Tags, and Marks. • Search by name, notes, full text, or keywords: Full-text indexing with Natural Language Processing. • Highlight any Box, Deck, Card, Entry, or Keyword. • Deck definitions support inheritance! • Field types include Text, Number (with Unit), Money (with Currency), Date/Time (with Time Zone), Choice, Boolean, Link, Picture, and Document. - complete with multi-level auto-conversion • Write in Markdown and see rich formatted text. • Box can be locked with a passcode, and unlocked with Face ID or Touch ID. • Formatters (Fx) to visualize data in different ways without altering the data one bit. e.g. Unit Converter, NameMapper, WordScrambler, ICU Transformers... • Side-by-Side: Compare Cards easily by displaying in columns. • On-device Text Recognitions (OCR) for multiple languages. • Import/Export in CSV, JSON, or KASE. • Complete Backup & Restore. • iPad Multitasking support: Split View, Slide Over, etc. • Very customizable UI with custom locales What Kase Can't Do: - Cloud sync is not done yet (stay tuned...) What Kase Can Do: > From Data to Wisdom > Data ▹ Information ▹ Knowledge ▹ Wisdom 1. Store Data — the objective truths. 2. Organize Information — to reflect circumstances and current condition. 3. Systematically retrieve Knowledge — utilized for decision-making. 4. And that hopefully enables you to grasp Wisdom, comprehend insights, and ultimately create value. There are databases that belong to the Big Guys. The rest of them should stay personal. By now, you should realize how valuable your data is. So why give it away? Kase keeps your data yours. See www.wisd.com/kase for more details. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.wisd.com/kase/eula