I’m a happy user of 1Password, and while I agree that it’s good to build a product for yourself, I’d also argue that it’s valuable to be keenly aware of where y

I’m a happy user of 1Password, and while I agree that it’s good to build a product for yourself, I’d also argue that it’s valuable to be keenly aware of where you - or your employees - differ from your other users. I pay yearly for a subscription and sync via 1Password.com I don’t pay a subscription because I think that it’s important or necessary to sync via 1Password.com, though. I’d happily sync via Dropbox (though it sounds like that has been broken for years and isn’t getting fixed) or iCloud. I pay because I know it costs money to keep software working nicely with its surrounding environment and to keep it secure. Apart from the item history - which I disagree needs a server - the other feature you list aren’t of interest to me. So while I’m a big fan of the product, and I might be an outlier, I hope you’re keeping a keen eye on your users’ motivations for starting or continuing to pay for subscriptions.