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How many devices do you use 1Password on? I tend work on two macs, a windows PC, an Android phone, an iPhone and an iPad. Maybe that's a bit excessive but it's

How many devices do you use 1Password on? I tend work on two macs, a windows PC, an Android phone, an iPhone and an iPad. Maybe that's a bit excessive but it's certainly common to have at least a few devices. I keep getting turned off by 1Password's licensing model which requires separate software purchases for each device. It's not the total cost that bothers me but rather that the model suggests to me that using 1Password across a lot of devices is going to be a hassle. I'm curious if that is your experience.

rickyc091 13y ago
I'm using mine on one Mac, one PC, iPhone / iPad and I'm not really having issues with the licensing. I'm actually having issues with syncing the data...
- AGKyle 13y ago
  Hi there! Please contact us at support @ agilebits . com, no spaces. We'll be happy to help get things working. You're free to mention my name and someone will pass it along to me personally. Include each device (like above) along with what syncing method you are using (Dropbox, wifi, iCloud). This goes for anyone who has trouble. You're welcome to contact us for support, we do everything we can to help support our users if they run into trouble. Please don't hesitate to contact us. Kyle Swank AgileBits
antr 13y ago
Personally i used it on my home Mac, work Mac, iPhone and iPad. Having said that I bought the 1Password Mac + Windows bundle family license, as we have a windows pc at home and more macs. no problems syncing, quite the contrary, pretty fast and solid
AGKyle 13y ago
This is somewhat tricky. We can sell the Mac version via our website or the Mac App Store (we do both). Purchases made on one cannot be easily converted to the other. In fact, we have no knowledge of any information about Mac App Store purchases besides total sales numbers and basic stats like that. Windows, the only really straight forward way is from our website. Android, technically we could distribute from our website and/or the Google Play Store. Distribution from our site is not something I'm all that familiar with, but I don't think it's all that common these days. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong here. iOS can only be purchased from the App Store. As you can see, there's really very little in common between various distribution methods. We would _love_ to be able to sell a pack that includes everything. It's just not an easy thing to do nor is it possible on some platforms. The only apps that actually have a real license for them is the website version of the Mac app, and the Windows app. The rest are all tied to the ID you used for purchasing (iOS, Android). The app also includes a software licenses section so you can store those credentials in the app if you choose. Making this a lot easier. Hope that helps explain a little bit about why it might seem difficult, but it shouldn't be all that hard in the long run. It's like any other software really. Kyle Swank AgileBits

rickyc091 13y ago

I'm using mine on one Mac, one PC, iPhone / iPad and I'm not really having issues with the licensing. I'm actually having issues with syncing the data...

AGKyle 13y ago
Hi there! Please contact us at support @ agilebits . com, no spaces. We'll be happy to help get things working. You're free to mention my name and someone will pass it along to me personally. Include each device (like above) along with what syncing method you are using (Dropbox, wifi, iCloud). This goes for anyone who has trouble. You're welcome to contact us for support, we do everything we can to help support our users if they run into trouble. Please don't hesitate to contact us. Kyle Swank AgileBits

antr 13y ago

Personally i used it on my home Mac, work Mac, iPhone and iPad. Having said that I bought the 1Password Mac + Windows bundle family license, as we have a windows pc at home and more macs. no problems syncing, quite the contrary, pretty fast and solid

AGKyle 13y ago

This is somewhat tricky. We can sell the Mac version via our website or the Mac App Store (we do both). Purchases made on one cannot be easily converted to the other. In fact, we have no knowledge of any information about Mac App Store purchases besides total sales numbers and basic stats like that. Windows, the only really straight forward way is from our website. Android, technically we could distribute from our website and/or the Google Play Store. Distribution from our site is not something I'm all that familiar with, but I don't think it's all that common these days. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong here. iOS can only be purchased from the App Store. As you can see, there's really very little in common between various distribution methods. We would _love_ to be able to sell a pack that includes everything. It's just not an easy thing to do nor is it possible on some platforms. The only apps that actually have a real license for them is the website version of the Mac app, and the Windows app. The rest are all tied to the ID you used for purchasing (iOS, Android). The app also includes a software licenses section so you can store those credentials in the app if you choose. Making this a lot easier. Hope that helps explain a little bit about why it might seem difficult, but it shouldn't be all that hard in the long run. It's like any other software really. Kyle Swank AgileBits