daniel_sushil

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by daniel_sushil 4y ago
Hey JTyQZSnP3cQGa8B, we're sorry that you experienced issues downloading our app from Dropbox. We believe the issue has now been resolved, and you should be able to download it without any further problems. Thanks for your patience! An
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by daniel_sushil 4y ago
Hey maxfurman, thanks for bringing this to our attention. We're sorry that you experienced issues downloading our app from Dropbox. We believe the issue has now been resolved, and you should be able to download it without any further p
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by daniel_sushil 4y ago
Hey CEO2, I totally understand where you're coming from. There are a whole bunch of "productivity tools" out there. Many people try to stitch together multiple productivity apps in an attempt to improve their productivity. Fl
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by daniel_sushil 4y ago
Hey @drewg123, thanks for taking the time to check out our app and share your thoughts. We agree that the productivity market is huge, and that's why we're passionate about creating an ambitious app that meets the needs of modern
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by daniel_sushil 4y ago
Hey dhruvarora013, thanks for your question! Floutwork does indeed have an in-app browser that makes switching between apps and managing tabs a breeze, but it's much more than that. Floutwork is an all-in-one productivity system that b
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by daniel_sushil 4y ago
Hi Zenkat, thanks for your interest in Floutwork! We take privacy seriously and have a detailed privacy policy that outlines our commitment to protecting our users' information. You can find it here: https://www.floutwork.co
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by daniel_sushil 4y ago
Thanks for checking out our app! We recently updated our subscription pricing page to provide more transparency around our pricing model. We're currently considering a plan starting at $5/month, but we want to hear from you – what
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by daniel_sushil 4y ago
Thanks for letting us know about the download issue – we've fixed the problem and you can now download the Mac version without any problems. If you have any further issues, please let us know. Thanks for your support!
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
This is great feedback. Thank you!
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Yes!
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Hi Brajeshwar, if you think about the whole password management suite that other popular password managers offer, yes it is a really big task in itself. However, SecureAppy focuses on the simpler use cases of just me letting my wife and kid
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Right from the start we have wanted to do a freemium model. Just wondering how we protect IP when the code is open-sourced especially when all the encryption is done on the client side. Also, is it a standard for security apps to be all ope
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Hi imglorp - we don't save your passwords on our servers when you save them. It is only stored on your own device, encrypted. If you choose not to share, it will never leave your phone. When sharing, we use end-to-end encryption. When
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Thanks thrownaway954!
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Haha yes, going to stay away from the term "verbiage" :)
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
We are building an android version as we speak and we should be releasing it very soon :)
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Hi damnencryption - although other popular password managers offer a sharing feature, we felt like it was still cumbersome to use for a normal user. We tried to make this app dead easy to use and share sensitive information. Also, the premi
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Thank you for your feedback newscracker. This free version will always remain free. Unless you are sharing, the passwords/notes/pictures you store are encrypted and stored on your own device (it uses your iCloud storage for backup
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Glad you like it motohagiography! We agree with you!
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback zrobotics. We updated the verbiage to not include "military grade encryption".
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Hi gruez - we only store your passwords (encrypted) on your device. We don't store it on our servers. So anyone trying to hack should have physical access to your device to tamper with it. So basically they should be able to go through
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Are 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
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
llimos - you are right. It is not built for the use case where you are typing you password in continuously to login to normal web apps. As you already know, the browsers do a good job at that (if you trust them). We are going after the use
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Hi denysvitali - we are developing the android version as we speak :)
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Thanks for your feedback. We will get the security details updated in our security page with more details.
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Yea we did move the details to the "Security" page now but we got feedback that even that was too much for a normal user. But I think having a link for "full details" might solve it.
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Hi amelius - all your need is a person's phone number to invite them and start sharing passwords with them.
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Fastest way to share, price and ease of use is what we see as differentiators. We wanted to make sharing stuff securely as simple as sharing a snap on snapchat!
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by daniel_sushil 6y ago
Hi draugadrotten - this free version will always remain free. Unless you are sharing, the pictures you store are encrypted and stored on your own device (basically using your iCloud storage). That's why we don't incur a huge cost.

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