iPIN2
iPIN2 is a password manager for macOS and other platforms that stores PINs, passwords, and secure notes in an encrypted local vault.
What is iPIN2?
iPIN2 is a password manager designed to help people keep PINs, passwords, login details, and secure notes organized in one place. It is available for macOS and also supports iPhone, iPad, Android, and Windows workflows for users who want the same vault across devices. The app focuses on local encrypted storage on the device, with optional synchronization features for people who choose to use them. Users can create structured entries, group information into categories, and keep important credentials easy to find without relying on a full browser-based account system. iPIN2 is published by Ibilities and is built for people who want a straightforward utility for storing sensitive reference information securely.
Key features
- Store passwords, PINs, and secure notes in an encrypted vault
- Organize entries into groups and categories for easier browsing
- Search and view saved credentials quickly when needed
- Sync your vault across supported devices with optional sync features
- Import existing password data from compatible file formats
- Create backups of your stored information for recovery and transfer
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
iPIN2 is a legitimate password manager, so it is expected to store highly sensitive information such as passwords, PINs, notes, and other credentials. That makes your master password and backup handling especially important. Access to your saved data is normal for this kind of app, and optional sync features may place encrypted vault data in services you choose to use. Keep it only if you actively use it, use a strong master password, and make sure any backups are stored somewhere you trust.
Recommendation: Keep iPIN2 if you use it to manage passwords or secure notes on your Mac. If you no longer use it, make sure you can still access any credentials you need and export or back up your vault before removing the app, because deleting it may leave you without important saved logins or notes.
Common paths
/Applications/iPIN2.app
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