Revised review

I can not rule out, of course, that I'm too stupid to understand the genius of this app, more likely, I think, however, that the concept of this app passes in its central element the user.
Why do I need a Password Manager? Of course, in order to preserve the amount of required today, various access information safe and to have readily available when needed. For the former claim I have serious concerns that crafty scammers would fail and - above all - for the second claim I see no success.

When I unlocked the app (graphic or PIN) and antippe a particular access, a representation in which the required information in a variety of other (camouflage) information are almost hidden appears. In addition, "disappears" the "image" after a short time. But since I have not saved the information for its own sake, but in order to use them for insertion into registration forms, I am faced with the problem: How do I get this information now because in the log in box a website. Copy / Paste is not, for copying the information, the visibility is not long enough and besides, this process would also be generating too many errors. Although allow setting some gimmicks, but the core problem remains bestehen.Ergo: pretty useless!
EDIT: After seeing me with the frustrating first experience with the app did not want to be satisfied and on the other hand I could not imagine that developers feared as pronounced as I first could miss the mark, I now sat down again intensively with the app apart , As a result: But the app is ultimately better and more useful than rated by me first. However: It is probably not intuitive. You have to by a rather complicated menu structures and fight before there is where you want to go. If one has fought so far the whole thing works quite satisfactory. Because of the low user-friendly operation, however, only 3 stars.

I use really on my Windows (8.1) Laptop and iOS (iPad) the very good program 1Password. Unfortunately, there are there on Android tablets with Intel processors still an incompatibility. And for the Kindle Fire HDX tablet for which I wanted to use the IPIN App, the 1Password app is due to the still limited access Google in the Amazon Android "environment" is not supported, although actually available in the Kindle Store. So that's why the decision to install as an alternative to the Kindle Sore 1Password app iPIN. But I could have also give. Note: See the edit to the original review above!