Drive Password

New generation secret manager entirely based on Google Drive

5.0•2 reviews•

4 followers

New generation secret manager entirely based on Google Drive

5.0•2 reviews•

4 followers

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Team collaboration software

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Password managers

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Safety and Privacy platforms

Password manager that encrypts all your sensitive data and stores it in your Google Drive. You retain complete control over your data and know where it is stored. Familiar design and powerful team sharing features make it perfect fit for Google users.

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Android•iOS•Mac

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Violeta Dimitrova

Happy to see that it is official! I have been a beta tester for couple of months already and can assure you the product is top notch!

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5yr ago

Mike Kosulin

@new_user_1845686897 so why should use it instead of Enpass?)

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5yr ago

Violeta Dimitrova

@mikekosulin I switched from Enpass to Drive Password when I started beta testing and will not go back. :) One of the reasons is the sharing with teams and individual - it is very flexible. One thing that I’missing is the dark mode, but I hope they will implement it soon :)

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5yr ago

Kaloyan Dobrev

Night Eye

Maker

@mikekosulin @new_user_1845686897 We have it in our roadmap! We love dark mode as well!

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5yr ago

Ran Leonard

@new_user_1845686897 That's awesome to hear. One question that is interesting - how did you find out about their beta testing?

5yr ago

@ranl Reddit

5yr ago

Hey guys! I see that all my data will be saved in my Google Drive, but do you store a copy of it anywhere else? In case I accidentally delete the files from my Google Drive - what happens?

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5yr ago

Stanislav Dimitrov

Visual Debug

Maker

@m_manchev Hey, thanks for the question! No, your data is only stored within your Google Drive. It is locally encrypted on your device and then stored. Well, if you delete the encrypted files from your Google Drive you will lose your passwords. I know it might sound a bit scary, but we want to give the user full control over their data and it is their responsibility to not delete it. We are currently developing a feature with which the user will be able to backup themselves all their passwords.

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5yr ago