Pastor was my go-to for passwords and sensitive data for many years on my MBP. Markus added an iOS version, which was handy, but you could still only enter or edit on the Mac. When he stopped supporting the desktop version I was very disappointed. But recently I discovered he was reworking and updating it for iOS, and I was lucky enough to be a Beta Tester. It’s now out of Beta, and it is fabulous!! Better than it ever was before. You can add new items, edit and revise current items, and do everything you need to do, without a bunch of features you don’t need. I have zero complaints, which is unusual for me (smile). Pastor for iOS is 100% awesome, and I highly recommend it. Thank you, Markus.

Been using pastor on MBP for years and it has been excellent. Now that it’s iOS it’s been great. Safe and Secure is key, without bells and whistles. Simple and easy.Thank you!:)

I’ve been using the desktop version for years now! It’s been my go-to app for holding my passwords, as it’s easy, convenient and simple to use. I was pretty surprised to see the mobile app, so I decided to give it a try and it’s been great so far! Like the desktop app, it’s super simple to use. I do agree with JTdesign that the security on the app is none. You can open it just like Safari or iMessage…no password needed, which is a little counterintuitive. Since I downloaded the mobile app, I changed the password on my iPhone lock to 18 characters, so no one should be able to get into my phone and access these passwords.Improvements - make it wireless. Every time you make a change or add a password on the desktop app, you have to plug in your phone and sync it with the mobile version in order to update it. I would also recommend being able to use the mobile version to add passwords. Right now, you can only add passwords on the desktop version, not the mobile version. I still love the app, but there are a few improvements that should be made. Still worth my $1.99.

I have been a huge fan of Pastor for years. It is a fantastic, simple, easy to use password keeper. The biggest drawback has been the lack of a mobile version. Now it is finally here. You do need to be careful. Pastor Reader doesn't use an encrypted file like Pastor. This means you really need to have a lock on your iPhone If you have enabled the lock on your phone then you are relatively safe but you really need to be careful about this. I hope Markus comes up with a way to encrypt the PastorReader app so that a password is required.