NoteCrypt Encrypted Notes vs SafeBx

NoteCrypt combines strong 256-bit AES encryption, and rugged simplicity. NoteCrypt will prevent even the most determined and well-resourced attacker from accessing your notes, even if they physically possess and can unlock your device. NoteCrypt goes to extreme lengths to secure your notes: - Applies 256-bit AES encryption to the full notes database - Uses the PBKDF2 key derivation and stretching function - Does not store your password, making your notes impossible to decrypt without it - Does not have cloud integration or login - Does not use analytics - Uses 'salt' to prevent 'rainbow table' attacks - Foils 'known plaintext' attacks by encrypting big blocks of data including metadata - Erases the in-memory copy of your notes when leaving the app - Prevents notes showing in the app switcher - Does not support Touch ID so as to not compromise on security NoteCrypt also has the following usability features: - Simple, no-nonsense design - Provides an indicator on the strength of your password - Allows you to change your password - Dark themed UI In summary, NoteCrypt works the hardest to secure your notes.

Never lose an account again by keeping them stored inside your personal safebox. Safebox offers you an encrypted vault where your accounts will be saved until you need them. With no integration to the outside world other than the app itself you can rest assured your accounts are secured from prying eyes. Wether you have multiple devices to keep in sync or you simply want to backup the accounts for disastery recovery, the import and export functionality are for you. Exporting your accounts will write an encrypted copy of all of your accounts with a password of your choice, and let you choose what to do with the resulting encrypted copy.