SplashID Pro 9
SplashID Pro 9 is a password manager for macOS that stores logins, secure notes, and other sensitive records in an encrypted vault.
What is SplashID Pro 9?
SplashID Pro 9 is a password manager and secure information organizer for Mac users who want one place for passwords, one-time codes, notes, and other private records. It is published by SplashData and is also available on mobile devices, Windows, and web browsers for people who work across multiple devices. The app helps users keep sensitive information in structured categories, use tags and record types to stay organized, and access data through different sync choices, including cloud, Wi‑Fi, or offline use. It also supports sharing selected records with trusted contacts, which can be useful for families, small teams, or anyone managing shared accounts. For everyday use, SplashID Pro 9 fits personal password management, secure document details, software license storage, and general confidential record keeping on macOS.
Key features
- Store passwords, secure notes, and other confidential records in an encrypted vault
- Organize information with categories, tags, and record types
- Sync data across devices with cloud sync, Wi‑Fi sync, or offline-only use
- Share selected records securely with trusted contacts
- Use the app on macOS alongside mobile, Windows, and browser access
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
This is a legitimate password manager, so handling sensitive information is its main job. Access to your stored credentials and private notes is normal for this type of app, and sync features may send encrypted data between your devices or to SplashID services depending on how you configure it. Use a strong master password, enable any available account protection features, and remove the app only after confirming you no longer need the vault data stored in it.
Recommendation: Keep SplashID Pro 9 if you use it to manage passwords or secure records on your Mac. Remove it only if you have migrated your data to another password manager and no longer rely on its vault, sync, or sharing features.
Common paths
/Applications/SplashID Pro 9.app
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