aWallet Password Manager vs Vaultage: איזה טוב יותר? [הבחירות המובילות של 2023]

I can’t think of a good reason to recommend aWallet over many competitors. The program is easy to use (mostly, because it does have times where it’s not), but importing files can be tricky. This program seems meant for people who want a very straightforward and inexpensive app to manage their data, so adding a complicated import process might confuse them. For this, I recommend a great alternative – BitWarden.

On the customer service side of things, it was good to get a quick response from the developer. That being said, the fact that aWallet is only being supported by one person isn’t surprising. There really is just not enough of a program here. Basic features like autofill need to be implemented sooner rather than later, but I’m pretty sure that won’t happen. With the app being a few years old, and no major updates happening during that time, it’s hard to believe that these major improvements are coming any time soon.

As far as the price point goes, the app isn’t expensive, but you don’t get a lot for your money either. The paid features are only the password generator and the ability to import Excel files. Many other competitors like Myki and 1Password have these options, and more, in their free versions. It isn’t a good sign that I recommend the default password storage of many smartphones over this program. In the end, there are better designed and more complete apps you can get. Many of them will give you more features than aWallet without even costing any money.

Long story short, for something basic but really well-built and with some added features too – check out BitWarden.