Pocket Keys vs Personal Notepad with password Usage & Stats
This very simple application allows you to store photos, notes and passwords locally and only on your iPhone.
No connection, servers, externals services or account are required. Your data remains only on your device.
The photos taken are local to the application and do not mix with your iOS photo library. You can organize them with a small album feature.
Access to your data is protected by Face or Touch ID.
Such an app is handy if you want to save sensitive photos, such as a prescription, medicine card, ID, and being certain that they will only be on your device without syncing with iCloud.
Passwords will be your identifiers like those used to login to Taxes government site, or your bank. Like photos, nothing is synchronized.
User interface in English or French depending of your device.
- Apple App Store
- Free
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This is a note-taking app with password lock feature. While creating notes, you can blur them to make them less visible to others. Passwords can be complex, combining letters and numbers. Additionally, it supports biometric authentication such as Face ID or Touch ID for easy unlocking.
Key Features:
-Supports biometric authentication and iOS passcodes.
-Passwords can range from simple numbers to complex combinations of letters and numbers, and can be changed multiple times.
-Password input is masked for privacy.
-No limit on the number of notes.
-Intuitive adjustment of blur intensity.
-Sort notes by edit date, creation date, or title, and manual sorting is also possible.
-Easily find notes with the search function.
-Dark mode compatible.
-Compatible with iPad's large screen.
- Apple App Store
- Free
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Pocket Keys VS. 
Personal Notepad with passwordDecember 19, 2024