OnePassword

Let OnePassword remember all passwords for you

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One Password a password manager app built for you, which can store unlimited passwords for free assuring 100% privacy. It provides a clean UI, AD's free interface and end-to-end encryption of data. It is built on No-code tool AppGyver.

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Paul

Name and branding heavily reminds me of „1Password“. Intentional?

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4yr ago

Aayush Garg

Placezy

Maker

@theberrysauce Thanks for your comment No, this is not intentionally this was because of our tagline "Now just remember onepassword to unlock all your other passwords". This was pre-planned and One Password is very common name and luckily we got the brand name available! Try installing our app you will feel the difference.

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4yr ago

Chris Messina

Ambassador

Launching soon!

1Password probably won't let you keep your name.

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4yr ago

Aayush Garg

Placezy

Maker

@chrismessina Thanks for your comment Basically name doesn't define a brand, the product defines it's name. Luckily we got One Password available as a brand name so we proceeded further. And there is no intention to make money out of it. Better you try installing and using our app to feel the difference.

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4yr ago

Chris Messina

Ambassador

Launching soon!

Name does define trademark, which exists to prevent confusion in the marketplace. But go right ahead. I'm not telling you not to, I'm just aware of what lies ahead for you depending on your ambitions. Money ain't the thang.

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4yr ago

Nick Noble

Lnky

How can this be both E2E encrypted and built on no-code? That, plus the phishyness of using the name of the main player in the space = I would never give you any personal info, let alone MY LOGINS.

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4yr ago

ANMOL SHARMA

Placezy

Maker

@nickisnoble First of all there is no such thing that you cannot use E2E along with no-code further we have made a custom symmetric encryption and is strong enough to withstand any malicious activity. Basically no-code tools also provide some additional custom integration by which we can write our own code , so we just used that for E2E.

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4yr ago

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