Sinew Software Systems review

The paid plan runs at $1.99 a month, and the long-term plan is priced at $1.99. A free plan is available for basic use, and a family plan is billed annually with family management for a group. A money back window of 30 days applies.

The company is headquartered in the United States and its terms are governed by US. The legal entity and the owner are both Enpass Technologies Inc. Those details matter for readers who want to know where a privacy tool is answerable before they pay.

The company states it is certified to an ISO standard and has been independently audited by security experts. Data is protected by encryption that only the user can unlock, and the vault is stored in the user's own cloud, so a copy of the passwords does not rest with the company alone.

It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. That covers the main desktop and mobile systems plus the major browsers, so a single plan can cover a work laptop and a personal machine. Passkeys are stored alongside passwords for the sites that support them.

It includes totp codes and passkeys. In practice that means verification codes for two-step sign in live in the same vault as the passwords, so a separate app is not needed for authentication. Passwords, codes and passkeys share the same encryption, where only the user holds the key.

The audience is marked as business, so the plan reads as a tool for teams rather than for individual users only. Families are covered by the family plan billed annually with family management, and individuals can start on the free plan before paying.

Support runs through email, help centre and community. That means email, a help centre and a community, which suits self-serve troubleshooting. Live chat and phone lines are not part of the listed channels, so a blocking problem may need more digging.