PassDrop App Reviews

Passdrop is simple and easy to use. The latest update makes the app even better. Well worth the price.

It was awesome. Update made it even better. Thanks you.

I like the security, the link to drop box , the entry and organization methods, the syncing, the ease of use.

You can easily spend $50 plus dollars on some of these password managers, but if you have KeePass at home (just as powerful as the others), then this makes everything perfect with the Dropbox sync. Been looking a long time!!! Thank You!!! I do all my updating on my home machine, spit out an export and voila!

PassDrop is simple and intuitive.

This app has great integration with Dropbox. Just remember to back out to the top level and re-enter the database if you want it to read the latest version of the file on Dropbox. Also be sure to read the description fully, including the Full Disclosure section. Great app at a very reasonable price. Nice job.

Works wonderfully, but I do hope that this will eventually support .kbdx databases created by KeePass 2.

Could not get this app to download my database from Dropbox. Waste of my money!

But there seems to be a bug in relation to iPads landscape view.

This is a clever little program that is easy to use, and yet fully featured. It helps me keep my sanity with dozens of different websites that each require a different password, with different formats. Also, a previous update had a small glitch. The developer spent the weekend getting Passdrop back to perfect. That level of support reveals "an attention to detail" that many apps lack. This program is a good choice.

This app automatically saves a screenshot of of whatever is on the screen when you exit PassDrop. The screenshots are stored in these local directories: /var/mobile/Applications/[PassDrops folder]/Library/Caches/Snapshots AND /var/mobile/library/Caches/Snapshots. These folders can be viewed using iFile if your device is Jailbroken. These screenshots are used for producing the apps exit animation (when the home button is pressed and the app shrinks away) but it is dangerous when used in a password management application like this one. If you dont believe me then Google "iPhone cache screenshot". BUT Beyond that, the app is great! This issue can be fixed by removing those folders and replacing them with symbolic links pointing to /dev/null, thus preventing screenshots from being saved. I just want people to be aware of this.

Simple and works great. Please keep up the good work.

PassDrop would be my Favorite KeePass App! Except "locked in background" function does not work- which makes it useless to me. I use minikeepass instead.

PassDrop does what its designed to do. There are a few little interface elements I find tedious, but overall its quite good! I can use KeePass 1.26 (latest as of this writing) on my Windows PC at work, MacPass on my iMac at home and PassDrop on my iOS devices to all access the same database of passwords that I store in Dropbox.

I primarily use PassDrop with my iPhone/iPad. Overall I like PassDrop and it functions as it should. There are a few "features" that I find annoying. 1. I am unable to paste text into the URL and Notes field. This can be cumbersome when trying to input a lengthy URL or notes. 2. PassDrop automatically deletes the previously stored password anytime the entry is selected to be edited. It does this whether or not you intend to edit the password. This can be frustrating when you just want to edit an entry and add a few notes.

The app effortlessly connects to your Dropbox account and reads/edits Keepass 1.x files. Clean, simple design. I did not run into any bug. I did not give 5-stars because the app has not been re-designed for iOS 7 yes.

Very handy program! Its open-source and the developer responds to emails.

I just wish that the revealed passwords were in fixed-width font so that you could see the difference between lower-case ‘L’ and upper-case ‘I’.

PassDrop has better Dropbox support than other keepass apps Ive tried. My one issue is that entries arent sorted. The search function gets around that, though.

Keeping password database synced between devices was a challenge before I started using Dropbox. Now, with this app, it extends to my phone. My only request is that support for Key Files be added.