InPrivy - Secure and Easy Sharing Reviews

Just bought and have only tested functionality sending secrets to myself. But this is far more professional that sharing passwords or other secrets in WhatsApp and of course much more secure than email. The problem I always have is a recipients ability to deal with any more secure solutions I put in place - and the overhead/friction it adds to clients (or friends). InPrivy removes all of this, and provides a decent audit trail so you can see whether secrets have been viewed etc. Nice that you can add your own branding and customise messages etc.

I also love that you can upload and share documents. I run a small agency and one thing I'm considering is using In Privy as somewhere to store emergency instructions for my clients (i.e. how to access / recover their sites if I'm incapacitated). This would only be a fall-back - and I may decide it's too much of an overhead to maintain. But worth thinking about.

Bottom line, I was impressed enough with the simplicity and perceived value of InPrivy that I've taken time to write a review. It also seems like great value for money.

Very intuitive to use and reliable features. My first choice for confidential information for several weeks now. Today's support experience for a second AppSumo code (my own mistake when redeeming) was unique. Despite it being Friday evening and already the weekend, I received a response and solution within minutes.

I use this app daily to send, and receive secure documents, and passwords to clients and business partners. The links allow customizable open limits, and expiration dates. All with branding to my own domain, and landing page. This is a very easy to use, light weight tool. An easy 5 tacos.

I tried to point out to the author the bugs in the program that prevent it from working (email and so on), but he doesn't respond anywhere.

I advise buyers to prepare for the fact that there will be no support.

Certainly a tool that gets too little attention. Partly to blame is the strong marketing focus on password sharing. What InPrivy actually provides in addition is elaborate document sharing with external parties. So much more than passwords.

I only recognized after being made aware of these hidden features. Suggestion would be really to put more emphasis on that sharing too when promoting InPrivy.

The account is super simple to set up, preparing the shared information is totally straight forward, recipients understand the use of InPrivy intuitively, the security makes one confident to provide others with sensitive information. As the tool is around for quite some time, I have reason to be confident about their sustainability.

Happy about this find. Truly a gem.