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    Review: My Eyes Only v1.2 by Software Ops LLC

    Jesse HollingtonBy Jesse HollingtonMay 16, 2021 5:07 pm UTC
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    This review originally appeared within iLounge’s iOS Gems series within the compilation article, iPhone Gems: All 22 Wallet Apps, Reviewed. Additional details may be found in the original article.

    Review: My Eyes Only v1.2 by Software Ops LLC

    My Eyes Only™ – Secure Password Manager ($9) is another generic information manager with a few distinguishing features compared to the competition. Most notable among these is a slightly more sophisticated password management function, including the ability to set a password hint and a password recovery question in the event that you forget your actual password. The password hint is optional in this case, while the password recovery question is not.

    Further, My Eyes Only provides the ability to only prompt for a password when attempting to view your item details, rather than each time you start the app.

     

    Review: My Eyes Only v1.2 by Software Ops LLC

    Beyond this feature, however, My Eyes Only is actually somewhat more limited in terms of the types of items that it can store and its general interface. No field customization is available and items are limited to logins, credit cards, financial accounts, social security numbers and general note-type items. No folder/category structure is available beyond filtering by item type—such as showing only credit cards or logins. Further, the actual item entry/edit screens attempt to provide a graphical representation of the item type that the user enters the information directly into.

     

    Review: My Eyes Only v1.2 by Software Ops LLC

    However, while this looked visually appealing at first glance, it quickly becomes cumbersome to work with due to a less-than-optimal use of screen space. While the graphical representation is nice, we greatly preferred eWallet’s approach of simply using it for display purposes and providing a more effective edit screen for actually entering or editing the information. My Eyes Only is another one of these apps which might be a reasonable choice at a lower price tag, but for $9 it falls far short of expectations, particularly when compared to the competition. iLounge Rating: C-.

    Our Rating

    C-
    Below Average

    Company and Price

    Company: Software Ops LLC

    Website: www.softwareops.com

    Title: My Eyes Only™ – Secure Password Manager

    Price: $9

    Compatible: iPhones, iPod touches

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    Jesse Hollington was a Senior Editor at iLounge. He's written about Apple technology for nearly a decade and had been covering the industry since the early days of iLounge. In his role at iLounge, he provided daily news coverage, wrote and edited features and reviews, and was responsible for the overall quality of the site's content.

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