Keeper Password Manager for iPhone

I have used password managers since 2005 (yes twenty years). As stable managers came and went I moved along too. Keeper handles all my needs across Apple ecosystem platforms and google browsers. Complex enough for small business and simple enough for grand parents.

Having been on the lookout for a fully integrated iOS password manager, I was really hoping this would be it. I heard great things, saw the excellent reviews, and immediately bought a 3-year subscription, only to discover that unfortunately, it lacks iOS extension support for iPhone and iPad. Consequently, I'll be cancelling my account to request a refund and will gladly update my review to 5 stars once full iOS Safari support is introduced.

App is awkward to use, at best. Always inconsistent. Sometimes it launches a website but won’t autofill, sometimes it will. I have been a subscriber for a while now. When it works right and autofills, it’s great; when it doesn’t, it’s awful. There’s got to be a better app.

I have used multiple Password programs over the years. About 5 years ago I standardized on Keeper. I have found Keeper to be the most consistent, and easiest to use application. The synchronization between Macs, PCs, iOS and Android is flawless. It has a simple, clean interface and it is easy to create custom entries so things like a list of Medications with dosage info, prescription numbers, etc are always handy.

Can't even set up an account with this app; I tried to register my email, was told the verification code was expired; tried again and was told an account already existed and to log in; login wouldn't accept my email/PW combination, tried to reset PW. Was told I couldn't reset my PW and to contact support. Was THEN told support inbox was dead and to submit a claim on the site… I did, then was told since I was using a trial version I didn't have support privileges. An almost poetically stupid situation.

I have been using it for a while and I have had 2 issues that were not related to the performance of the app. In both cases Keeper support solved both issues almost immediately. So great performance and great support. The support could not have been better!

It took some getting used to, but the results are well worth the effort. I spend hours online daily, and that time is much smoother now.

Keeper is a passable password manager. I was in the market for a new one, and gave this one a try for a few days. It caught about 60% of the sites to autofill for me, meaning I had to look up the other ones. That alone was a dealbreaker when compared to others I tried that were flawless like Bitwarden. But if you do buy it, buy it from the Mac Store. Because if you buy it from their website, the price they charge triples as they force you to opt OUT of a bunch of additional services. If you just click through wihtout being very alert on that site, you'll spend way more money.

Its an ok app. nothing exeptional about it. however they have taken to showing jarring ads on the login apge of the app. to their webinars first!! who gives a dman about their webinars! i only need to remember my passwords and i pay them a yearly fee to do it. on top of that they now barrage me with these impossible to stop ads for their services I dont want. They did this in their latest update. For petes sake stop. we had an agreement where I padi you money and you provide a service. You now amend it to upsell me things that are usless to me. this is in bad faith. therefore This app is therefore now trash. useless. I strongly encourage people not to get this, dont pay them ANY money. stay away from this.

This app does not allow you to delete or edit your passwords after the "trial" expires. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! They basically hold your information hostage for $34.99 / year for a service which is offered for free by most browsers and operating systems.