Hi,

Ascendo DataVault Password Manager for iPad is now available from iTunes. DataVault is a universal application that will run on up to 5 authorized iPads, iPhones and iPod Touches at no additional cost.

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The new version includes several enhancements for iPads and improvements for iPhone & iPod touch users, see below.

• Enhanced graphics for larger screen size
• Improved support for landscape mode
• Improved item form layout, etc.
• Password mask/unmask
• Ability to synchronize with DataVault for Mac & DataVault for Windows over Wi-Fi, fixed IP or file import/export.

Comments & questions are welcome by email or private message. If you are interested in writing a review of DataVault in iPadForums, please send me a PM and I will send you a download code (first come first serve). For tech support, please see our support page.

Best,
Marc Bolh

Great news! I use DV on my iPhone and love it. Was thinking about getting if for my iPad but I guess this means I can update to the new version and use it on both, right?

Ellen

Yeah, going to have to get this one.

I have mountains of accounts.
and this looks like the best of the type.
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Originally Posted by CatiPad

Great news! I use DV on my iPhone and love it. Was thinking about getting if for my iPad but I guess this means I can update to the new version and use it on both, right?

Ellen

Hi Ellen,

That is correct, a user can install DataVault Password Manager on up to 5 authorized iPads, iPhones and iPod Touches at no additional cost. Simply sign into iTunes with the account you used to purchase DataVault, go to the DataVault description page, click on "Buy App". You will be alerted that you have already purchased the app so you can download it for free.

Best,
Marc

Does it import from Lastpass?

Originally Posted by nanohits

Does it import from Lastpass?

Hi nanohits,

Lastpass offers 2 options to export data, text file or direct to Firefox.

You can use DataVault for Windows to import the LastPass text file by selecting Tools > Import > CSV > Custom, then select "Text file *.txt" from the drop-down and assign fields as in the screen shot below. Alternatively, you could export from Lastpass to Firefox and import from Firefox to DataVault. For more information, see Importing Items in the DataVault user guide.

If you have any problems, please send me a pm or email.

Best,
Marc

We are preparing to release a new version of DataVault for Mac including enhanced synchronization capabilities with DataVault for iPad (universal app).

We are offering 3 copies of DataVault for Mac in return for detailed feedback. To be eligible, you must an iPadForums member with at least 5 posts.

If you are interested, please send me a private message or email.

Best,
Marc

Looks good, probably would be interested if there was a Linux client available (I don't associate Windows with security). Can this sync with a web client for non Windows/Mac users?

I'm trying to switch over from SplashID. I've downloaded and installed DataVault for windows v4.5.3. When I go to Tools > Import > SplashID... (or CSV > SplashID... for that matter), the program crashes. Any thoughts?

Originally Posted by qness

I'm trying to switch over from SplashID. I've downloaded and installed DataVault for windows v4.5.3. When I go to Tools > Import > SplashID... (or CSV > SplashID... for that matter), the program crashes. Any thoughts?

You need open SplashID and set the password to blank, then quit before importing into DataVault for Windows.

Please see the section on importing from text files and 3rd party application in our user guide. If you have any problems, please send me a pm or email.

Best,
Marc