This program is like the backbone of my digital existence. I don't know how I've survived all these years on the internet without it. I would have been hooped so many times if I hadn't kept my data stored using this app. 10/10 Koingo, keep it up!

Nicole Audette

works like a charm.....

Hubert Reisenauer

This application has been around for many, many years and served my purposes for keeping track of not only passwords, but important and very private notes. I can even use it to log small bits of information, such as when a credit card is lost, or whom I talked to to resolve an issue, or how I may have more than one password for an account, etc. It's very customizable, which I love. I also like that it works on both my Mac and my iPhone, though syncing between the two is still not really automatic. But it still needs to support fingerprint logins on iPhone 6 and newer, and could improve the display of information on small computer screens. Overall, still my best go-to password application for Mac and iPhone.

Jay Cowan

I have used this app for years - used its predecessor, too. Best app for organising and archiving software and hardware licenses, serial numbers and other necessary info. I couldn't live without it.

Nina Contini Melis

I have been using Data Guardian FOR YEARS! and I love it!

KathyAnne Whittemore

Looking forwared for syncing cia icloud, althoug still very satisfied for few years already.

Vladimír Žán

I have 145 websites that require passwords and each one of the has a different one. Data guardian is a one stop shop to manage all of them and additional relevant details. It has always worked flawlessly, allowing me to use only one password to manage all the others, without worrying about loosing vitally important safety information. Great product which I recommend wholeheartedly to anyone managing sensitive data that requires a high degree of safety.

Guido

Have used this for several years and found it very good and can even export data to my iPhone. Comes in very handy for storing pin numbers for my credit cards, and passwords for websites.

Derek Shaw

In the early days of public internet use (1995 or so) you could have one password for all things that needed a password, so it was easy to remember. Not so now. The less complicated a password is, the more likely it is that someone might get into your stuff. Programs like Data Guardian became necessary to keep track of all those odd passwords. While there are other programs for tracking passwords, Data Guardian was one of the first, and I have always like the features and customer support. I have tried other programs but find Data Guardian to be the easiest to work with.

Rick D'Arca

With hundreds of software licenses, endless website logins/memberships etc. I wouldn't know what to do without Data Guardian. Have had it for almost a decade now (okay, slightly less).

Yuan-Yuan Sun