Zero Note vs Silph Pass

Zero note: Self-destruct shareable encrypted notes Think of it's a way to share one time secrets, one time confidential notes with others that disappears after its been read or based on your self-destruct rules. A secure way to share a private encrypted note that self-destruct automatically based on your own terms: 1. Self-destruct by views 2. Self-destruct by time 3. Whitelist by location, country or anywhere 4. Get notified by email when it is opened by the recipient 5. Accèss Zero Note from anywhere using the keyboard extension. 6. Audit Trail note when it was first seen and last seen.

Silph Pass is the enterprise sign-in companion that makes multi-factor authentication faster, safer, and easier — wherever you work. Whether you're signing into corporate SSO or managing personal 2FA codes, Silph Pass approves you in one tap. KEY FEATURES • One-tap sign-in approval — Approve web or desktop logins from your iPhone without typing passwords or copying codes • TOTP code generator — Scan a QR code to add any service that supports two-factor authentication, including GitHub, AWS, Google, and more (RFC 6238 compliant) • Device management — See every device bound to your account, instantly revoke compromised or lost devices, and export full audit logs • Multi-tenant support — Connect to multiple enterprise organizations, switch with one tap, and always see exactly which host you're authenticating to • Works offline — TOTP codes are generated locally on your device, so you can authenticate without a network connection SECURITY & PRIVACY • Secrets are encrypted on-device using iOS Keychain and the Secure Enclave — nothing ever leaves your phone • Face ID, Touch ID, and device passcode gate every app launch and sensitive action • No address book scraping, no advertising IDs, no behavioral analytics — period • Multi-tenant flows require explicit host confirmation to prevent phishing-driven cross-domain enrollment DESIGNED FOR • Enterprise SSO step-up authentication • Remote and hybrid workers signing into corporate apps from anywhere • Developers managing TOTP codes across multiple accounts • Replacing SMS one-time codes that are vulnerable to SIM swap attacks REQUIREMENTS iOS 13.0 or later; best experience on devices with Face ID.