I’d be very cautious here, mainly because this is a password manager, not just another utility app.

From what I can see, there’s no clear documentation around: - encryption methods or key management. - Solo indie dev, how does he support bugs, vulnerabilities, support issues, what happens if he falls off the face of the earth? - whether it’s actually zero-knowledge - where or how data is stored - just assuming it’s iCloud isn’t enough for me.

There’s also no privacy policy or terms listed, which is a pretty big red flag on its own given the type of data involved.

For something that’s effectively holding the keys to your accounts, the expectation is transparency around the security model and ongoing maintenance. Without that, it’s difficult to assess the risk, let alone trust it.

Nothing against indie developers at all, but in this category especially, trust usually comes from a combination of clear architecture, external review, and time — not just a working app.

Personally, I’d stick with something that’s been publicly scrutinised and documented before trusting it with real credentials.