Secrets

⚠️The tool we use to provide support is shutting down their Twitter integration tomorrow due to Twitter's new API fees. So, if you have a questions, please do so via e-mail!

This API is still in preview, but you can read all about it on our blog post: secrets.app/blog/2025/02/s…

Before this, Secrets let you export passkeys, but no other apps could import them. Now, the new “Credential Exchange” standard enables direct, secure transfers—no file juggling required. 📂➡️🔐

🚀 Secrets 4.4 is here! Two big improvements: 🔑 Credential Exchange API – Seamless password & passkey transfers 🔢 Password Character Indices – Easier logins for sites that ask for specific password characters Let’s dive in! 🧵

Secrets 4.3, among other features, adopts new API in Sequoia and iOS 18 to autofill your verifications codes in Safari and other apps. Read all about it on our blog post: secrets.app/blog/2024/09/s…

@TomasAhlbeck You can choose either a one-time purchase or a subscription. The Editing purchase allows you to edit items. The Sharing purchase allows you to share vaults with other users. A subscription includes every feature.

I really would like to move from 1Password to Secrets4 by @outercorner . But I just don’t understand the pricing. What is ”sharing” and ”editing”? Are both included in the subscription fee? I wonder since it is different from other apps.

If you have @Yubico key, watch to the end for an option to use it with Secrets.

New episode of Tip Tuesday is out! Learn about the different unlocking options in Secrets 🔑🔓 youtu.be/eEIjzbDHAmg?si…

📺New episode of Tip Tuesday is out! Learn how to leverage Markdown in Notes to store structured data in Secrets. youtube.com/watch?v=ZJKNgL…

@geezfools If you don’t need to share vaults with anyone, the Editing purchases suffices. The Sharing purchase is specifically for creating shared vaults.

@outercorner I need to upgrade, but a little confused about the one time fee options, specifically, editing vs sharing…

🔐 Secrets 4.2 is here! Exciting news for macOS 14 and iOS 17 users: Passkey support has arrived, making website and app sign-ins smoother and safer than ever. 💻📱 Read all about it on our blog post: secrets.app/blog/2024/03/s…

Adding multiple passwords to a single Login item? All about the why and how on this edition of Tip Tuesday. youtube.com/watch?v=538tHs…

Use Secrets running on your iPhone as a remote keychain to fill Logins in Windows, Linux, etc.

Every device you that needs to sync with your iCloud vaults must be listed in the "Devices" section of the Secrets' settings. But why is this needed? secrets.app/blog/2024/01/t…

Episode #02 of the new "Tip Tuesday" series is live! 💡Learn how to use Secrets running on your 📱iPhone to sign in to website on a Windows or Linux PC! youtube.com/watch?v=e81rc1…

And be sure to subscribe to the channel now to stay tuned for more tips! @SecretsApp?sub_confirmation=1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@SecretsApp?su…

Check out our new YouTube series sharing top-notch tips to maximize your Secrets app experience! 🚀 This first episode starts with a simple yet essential hack. Stick around till the end—you might just uncover some game-changing tricks 😉. youtube.com/watch?v=UKjanR… #TipTuesday

Keep your secrets secret with this week's new addition Secrets 4 🎉 Generate and store passwords and keep your other sensitive info locked away. Secrets 4 encrypts your data with a 256-bit key 🔐 Grab Secrets 4 on Setapp now: stpp.co/secrets4 #SetappArrivals

On iOS, make sure your running version 4.1 and up.

Secrets 4 is finally available on @Setapp! You can now use both Secrets for macOS and iOS with your Setapp subscription. secrets.app/blog/2023/10/s…