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Do you use a password manager?
Finally, Syfly is LIVE on Product Hunt today. I would love to have your support.
Securely share data, and in emergencies, pass account access and leave secret notes to designated loved ones.
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It would be great if you give a look! and give your feedback.
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Sarra Ben Messaoud
SyFly is an all-in-one solution, allowing me to manage my passwords and store all types of information with top-notch security encryption. I really like it !
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@saad_ahmad_2112620 SyFly is worth trying too. Give it your support, and we'll return the favor.
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I do use a password manager, and I’m always on the lookout for new tools that enhance security and ease of use. Syfly sounds like a fantastic solution, especially with its features for securely sharing data and passing account access in emergencies.
I use Bitwarden, great to generate and save passwords. Easy to use and you can share them with different people from your company!
Syfly is a great solution for securely saving all your data in one place! Don't miss the chance to try it, its FREE!
I usually use SYFLY the All-in-one-Solution to store all my data, passwords, notes, and files. It is intuitive to use, and strongly secured. It is so organized and you can share your data with your beloved and trusted people. It can be used in personal or professional matters. It relieves the burden of remembering everything and thinking about how to keep your data secure.
I highly recommend using it.
Don't miss the chance to try it, its FREE!
@saad_ahmad_2112620 thank you for sharing we are launching as well, have a look on our launch page and support us: @syfly, and let us know your feedback about our application.
I've been using Bitwarden for years and am very pleased with it, moreover, it's free to use.🙂
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Voted, my previous company required us to use a password manager, which I think is necessary. Then I forgot the password to the password manager...
Congrats on the Syfly launch! Just checked it out. I will give it a spin and share my feedback soon.
Yes, I use Bitwarden! Great attempt at creating Syfly.
ps: I also launched today but got featured very late. Would be greatful for the support.
Not specifically, mostly save in my icloud. After reading about syfly, I think might want to use that since it seems like a good tool.
Our go-to Password Manager for the company has been Bitwarden. Easy to install and use. I can, effortlessly, manage the credentials access and create folders for each department.
