(NB: No longer by invite only)
Also not sure if there is a macOS app.
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According to this page they are building a Mac app. I’ll only be interested once it has the family sharing features, which are coming.
Not sure I want to go through the hassle of moving all my family away from 1Password though, especially as even my parents use it and they’re in their 80s, so any change is a big thing for them. Introducing 1Password took a lot of work!
I mentioned it a couple of weeks ago in this thread. It’s nice to know that there’s competition in the space but I’ll let gung-ho guinea pigs try out apps like this with their own important personal data, and let them deal with the inevitable bugs and teething pains. (Think about how it took 1Password and Dashlane years to become substantially bug-free and painless.)
The “free” description is a bit of a misnomer IMHO, since you have to have Dropbox Plus or Dropbox Pro. I realize many (most? all?) MPU’ers use Dropbox, but I don’t.