Everykey

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The simplicity and security put into EveryKey from the start is a game changer. This could be a revolution in password management and personal security. However using it day to day leaves a lot to be desired. First, you find the simplicity way too simple. No way to link a single login to multiple websites, so you end up with duplicates. Also since no names or titles for logins finding your login can be challenging. no way to create applicant logins unless they are tied to a website, so logins for mobile or computer apps. Only allows storing a single computer login, so one device cannot be used for windows login on multiple computers. Perhaps the biggest complaint is since data is constantly pulled from cloud the mobile experience is atrocious. Routinely takes 30 to 60 seconds to get logins to load when not on wifi. They really should embed local data files with the app. Positive aspects are that these are all mainly software problems, but I would personally wait to purchase until they can resolve these user experience problems.

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I would like to rate the Everykey higher but it will not pair with my iPhone 7+ or my iPad Pro. It’s a really good concept but unfortunately I can’t use the one I paid good money for. Would like some suggestions to help.

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I wouldn't waste your time it doesn't pair with any of my devices and I've received zero support.

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so, I just received my Everykey today. I’ve installed it on my laptop, my phone and on my iPad. What I’ve found is that, while it not only doesn’t work as is presented in the video, it doesn’t work at all. The Bluetooth connection cannot be maintained between my various devices and the everykey meaning I have to go through the pairing process each time I want to use it. This is a drastic departure from what is shown in the videos. And while my computer, a MacBook Pro can connect to it when it is directly connected via a usb cable, it can’t make a Bluetooth connection that can be maintained by the device. This device seems like an interesting idea, but is nowhere near ready for the market at this point. The developers simply don’t seem to know enough about what they’re doing to have created something that functions as advertised. Makes me wish I could get my money back. If you’re thinking of spending the money, stop. Check to see if there are other devices in the marketplace that are perhaps further along in their development process than Everykey. This one is a dud and most definitely not worth the money, even at half price.

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I've been playing with this for 60 minutes and I have yet to get a single password to work. Here is my review: - your app is completely buggy. Crashes on almost every action. I've had to setup my account about a dozen times before it got through without crashing. Blank security question? Crash. Add a password? Crash. Retrieve a password? Crash. You get the idea. Each time it crashes, you have to sign up all over again. - the key itself feels very cheap and fragile. The microusb port is rectangular instead of trapezoidal, so it's hard to determine cable orientation. Why not USB C? - I can't add passwords to the key. It looks like it's accepting the password, then it doesn't. Or it crashes. - the safari extension has two issues: first, it has a blank icon. Second, the UI is a blank screen with no text at all. It's as if the programmer just quit halfway through Xcode training. At this point I've wasted 60 minutes trying to get basic functionality working. I think Everykey spent more money on marketing and designing their logo than they did on engineering and basic functionality. How did this pass QA testing?