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I've not really delved into the password app space, as I was always put off by the concept of one person being the 'admin' and everyone else being 'users' with
by Jaruzel 6y ago
I've not really delved into the password app space, as I was always put off by the concept of one person being the 'admin' and everyone else being 'users' with access.
Does this app rectify this?
Reason I ask is... When passwords are shared between couples, neither one should be the gatekeeper with full control over access.
- daniel_sushil 6y agoAre you talking about two-way sync? Currently, if I share a password with my wife, she can see it. If the password needs to be updated, I will update the password in the app, which will update the password on her app too. But I believe you want my wife to be able to update it too? Yea, we can maybe add that if that will help!
- Jaruzel 6y agoI'm saying exactly that. Password Apps should have an option for logins to be peers, not Primary and Secondaries. In well established relationships, it's not uncommon for logins to be shared between partners, or even to have full access to each others accounts. If the Netflix bill is paid out of the joint account (or shared bills account) why should I get to be the only one who can store/update the password in the app? If you added this as a feature, it would separate your product from the existing pack. This is of course just my opinion, others may disagree.
- daniel_sushil 6y agoThis is great feedback. Thank you!