mSecure

Your digital information is at a greater risk nowadays than it was a decade or more ago. Today, if your data gets leaked or hacked, you might be deprived of more than a couple of assets. If you have the habit of hoarding digital information, mSecure could come in very handy. This application could be referred to as a password manager, but it surely does more than that.

As expected, applications such as mSecure use accounts as conditions for accessing their features. What everyone should remember during the account creation phase is how important the credentials are. Besides the basic username and password, the user receives a QR code and a security key.

These two elements will be used to validate your account on multiple devices if you are planning to do that. Those with multiple devices can opt to synchronize their data via Dropbox accounts, Wi-Fi private network, or the app's proprietary service — mSecure Cloud.

Because the app does more than hosting and safeguarding basic account credentials, you'll have to use an extensive collection of templates to organize your information. These templates can be found when adding items. An item is an entry you create by choosing a template and filling in the details. These entries will make up your safe content, and when you need to view their entire structure, you can expand with one click only.

As for the templates, they are all unique in design. For example, the Bank Account template is built around an official bank document, while Identity will contain specific fields like Nickname, Birthdate, Address, etc. No matter what type of data you need to store, there is surely a template to cover that.

mSecure is an all-around safe storage environment for your digital information. All you have to do is create entries using neatly-tailored templates that cover most user needs. If you feel like basic password managers are limiting your experience, giving this app a chance might prove to be a wise decision.