ROFRA  Great program; huge flexibility, clean interface, easy to use although help could use some more detail.

Have been using KeePass, KeePassX - and to some extent iKeePass - for a long time, but now switched to Wallet after checking lots of similar programs.

Syncing with the iPhone-app works like a charm; highly recommendable.

Had one glitch when importing KeePass-data and mailed author; had a reply within hours!  
(Version 3.1.2)

MICG  Nice program features, however ver 2.7 will eventually corrupt it's own

data! I'm searching for something else now.

It's been a shame Mac OS X has such a difficult time with the keychain, Filevault, and password storage apps.  
(Version 3.1.2)

J.B.  This has got to be the best app of its kind. It's so easy to use, has a clean uncluttered interface and it works great with the iPhone and MobileMe (I've never experienced any trouble syncning). Excellent work!  
(Version 3.1.1)

DONPERREAULT  Syncing issues resolved and working perfectly with the 3.1 update. This is the best application of its kind, I have tried most all of them. Give Wallet another try, you'll be happy you did.  
(Version 3.1)

VELGOR242  Looks like this product is abandonware. A shame really as it had great potential.  
(Version 3.0.2)

GORDON142  This seems like a really nice application. I tried the initial 3.0 release and found Mobileme syncing to be rather buggy. I contacted the developer and was told that syncing would be improved in a forthcoming update. Trusting them, I proceded to purchase both this and the iPhone version. Unfortunately, several updates later, syncing is still virtually unusable. I've sent many support requests, and not once have I received a response since those very early promises. It's like they can't make it work so they have simply decided to end all contact with paying customers. I really have to recommend staying away from this app as the developer treats customers so poorly.  
(Version 3.0.2)

DTRUETT1  As per the last comment, synching via Mobil Me stopped working. Even exporting and importing within Wallet fails to update the most current database.

I have contacted them 3 times in the last month, sending the Console log and a screenshot, with no reply. I can only speculate that Acrylic has laid off their support team. I understand the difficulties of these times, but I’ll be looking around for an alternative. I got this app free, but paid for the upgrade so that I could get support if I needed it.  
(Version 3.0.2)

MACNOOK  To the Developer: Please check your spam folder.

I cannot get syncing to work properly (re: my comment below-- it seemed to work...once). I emailed a support request on February 13th and I haven't heard from you yet. I just forwarded it to you again.  
(Version 3.0.2)

PATRICK CHAMELO  Thanks for this brilliant application!

You can also state that is 20$ CAD.  
(Version 3.0.2)

MACNOOK  Version numbering is seemingly incorrect.

I had version 3.0.1-- date modified December 3rd. Today-- December 23rd-- this "new" version of 3.0.1 is out. Check for updates told me I had the newest version, but I downloaded the update (dated 12-23) anyway. It is a different build (last modified date December 22nd) and...

the syncing now seems to work correctly!  
(Version 3.0.1)

DOUG.SHUMAN  Wallet 3 is a huge improvement over version 2. The interface is very refined, the program is easy to use and stability is great. The developer was quick to respond when emailed. I'm very happy I purchased this program.   
(Version 3.0.1)

GUIGA  That was a good update from 2.7...

3.0 works a lot smoother and has some new features...

Import can be tricky, but after renaming all fields on 2.7 and reinstalling the hole thing it worked.

special characters in 2.7 were imported as symbols and had to be re-done... Small price for a software that is all that I have asked in my Mac.

Now, regarding IPhone... Who want's a MobileMe account ? I know I don't ! I have tried forever to sync over Wifi (Without the MobileMe account) and while 3.0 tries to connect with the IPhone (At least it finds it when Wallet is on in the IPhone) it just keeps connecting but never does... No pop up screen on the IPhone...

For now, 3.0 is very well worth the upgrade, Wallet for IPhone so far... I Don't know...  
(Version 3.0)

GORDON142  The features are very nice, but the real winner is the ability to sync effortlessly with the iPhone version. The easiest way yet I've found to take my important info on-the-go.

Some small bugs when entering contacts, and the import function is pretty clumsy — it only supports CSV files, seemingly, you have to important different CSV files for each category of your old app and import them one at a time, the drag them into the new categories and remap all the fields (it does not seem to preserve the field names in the CSV file, even though the there are present in said file. There is no way to map to the "Notes" field.  
(Version 3.0)

DOUBLEFORTE  Looks like a great upgrade, very happy that files can now be attached! Question regarding that: Are the attached file embedded in the database or do I need to keep the original file on my drive? Also, how can I get the file out of Wallet? I tried to drag it out, but nothing happened. Seems like files check in, but they don't check out.  
(Version 3.0)

GCOGHILL  Seems the 2.x licenses are not valid for 3.0, no note of this on the devs Web site nor during the upgrade process. Your database is also upgraded to the 3.0 version. No indication of upgrade pricing. Be forewarned.  
(Version 3.0)

DONPERREAULT  Awesome job Dustin, I am so happy to be able to have my passwords on my iPhone and this setup is just as I imagined it could be, dead simple. I couldn't get to the iPhone version of Wallet fast enough.

All I can say is Genius! 10 stars for you and your application's.  
(Version 3.0)

ANTONIONG  Totally unresponsive developer!!!!!

I have now sent several emails (from different domains) to the developer with questions. Among these a question that Paypal cannot be used with a European Amex card!

I have received none responsive!  
(Version 2.7)

FITZPATL  I used this product for about 9 months. It worked well for a while. Then, suddenly started crashing on startup. Complete cleanup and reinstall and it can't read my database. All my accounts are now lost. I would have been better not using this at all.  
(Version 2.7)

J.B.  I think Wallet is absolutely the best password (etc) storage app available for the mac. Strangely it is still the only password app to sync via dotmac. However. The developers seem completely inactive and I was worried that Leopard would be the death of Wallet. Suddenly, an update popped up and Wallet apparently was still being developed. As the previous poster commented, they seem uninterested in returning e-mails and givning the impression that they are actively developing their software. Still, this is a truly great app that, I suppose, could be greater if the devs could be bothered. In my opinion, it is still worth the money despite the apparent indifference.   
(Version 2.7)

GCOGHILL  I like Wallet (paid up a year or so ago) but the support is terrible.

I have a import issue (imports don't merge, they only overwrite), and two emails to the developers have gone unanswered. I also sent an email back when I first registered (for what I can't recall), and never got a reply to that one either.

Part of my enthusiasm for shareware is access to the developer. Not even replying to an email is just plain poor business, especially when you have nice software.

Wallet: good; Waterfall Software: not so good.  
(Version 2.7)

MAPPINGMAN  Still no scrolling notes. Try entering a REALLY long note. Say, an email confirmation with account details. I asked for this back in September in this space, and months before directly to the developer. I am about to upgrade to Leopard, and I will be making a move to a different password manager as well. I paid for this software, and the development of new features and fixes is painfully slow, and the developer is non-responsive to requests and comments. Too bad, looks like it may be a godd app, some day. Maybe in 10 or 15 years at the rate of development.  
(Version 2.7)

MKS  I have tried a couple of password storing apps, and Wallet is now on the top of my list. It isn't flashy, but it doesn't have to be! Wallet is straight forward and I really like how it syncs to my .mac account; that way I'll never lose all my information. I think it's a great value at $15, and if you're a Macheist member you can get it free or chose to have upgrades in the future for 25% off the $15.  
(Version 2.7)

ZEROGRAFIX  I just received a copy of Wallet from MacHeist. Now mind you I am already a user of Safe Place which is a similar app, but figured i would give wallet a try. I have to say it looks pretty, it looks like an OSX app and was very excited to try it out. My first gripe is that when i am entering sensitive data, i don't want that data visible on the screen. It would be nice to see the "passwords" or "security codes" actually turn into dots "•••" like most other passwords do. This i feel makes this app a little vulnerable. My second gripe is that, lets say i have a credit card, and that card also has web access to check my account, I have to make 2 records 1 for the CC and one for the website.

These 2 gripes alone will keep me using safe place.   
(Version 2.7)

ERRORR  Still cannot do global search despite the search field says "ALL" - you will not be able to find an entry if you do not know which category it is classified under, give you a fake impression that it doesn't exist.

Export as tab-delimited text splits fields with multiple lines into new entry per line!  
(Version 2.6)

EL_GUAPO  Great little app for storing passwords. Organizing into groups is a nice feature and the primary reason I bought this instead of using free open-source solutions.

It's a bit sluggish when switching from viewing mode to edition mode and when quitting.

Would like a feature that obscures the password and only shows it when you hover the mouse over it much like it does in KeyPassX. This would make it much easier to use when giving demonstrations...

The password generator, while looking cool with it's transparency, is annoying in use. It constantly resets to the default settings and does not give you much of the options available in Password Assistant which comes with the mac.

Brushed metal is sooo 2004. :)

All in all, worth the $14 for personal, single-user use.  
(Version 2.6)

MAPPINGMAN  Please, please, please, please, please, please, scrolling notes. In both edit and non-edit mode.  
(Version 2.6)

LRKIRSCH  Whoops, I'm partially an idiot =) I just realized that you CAN sort in column view by clicking on the Entries title bar thing. Sorry! (Was that in the last version?)  
(Version 2.6)

LRKIRSCH  2.6 is working fine with 10.4.7 here.

I still wish there was a way to sort entries alphabetically in column view, other than switching to table view, sorting by clicking on the title column twice, and then switching back to column view. (Apologies if I'm missing something.)

Also it might be nice if the columns in table view would remember their widths and order.

Otherwise, Wallet is a great app. I use it at least a couple times every week. Thanks Waterfall.  
(Version 2.6)

CHANAMASALA  2.6 isn't working with my 10.3.9. Won't even start up.   
(Version 2.6)

NAME  - Appearance: It is indeed a nice product, but it has such an ugly entry view with bad fonts and lower case characters at the beginning.

- Features: Well it has many things one need, but the printing is absolutely unacceptable. The lines in the notes entry field are merged with the others, making it inoperable to read. And you can not enter multiple lines in the notes entry field, besides copying and pasting.

- Stability: Sometimes it simply stops launching, and if you have an encrypted database, then everything is gone, really everything you created is gone and forever, I am an IT engineer and I really tried everything but you cannot recover anything and it still stops from launching.

- Support: None of my crash reports and bug reports were answered, they didn't help me recover my passwords. Lastly they did not say anything at all.  
(Version 2.5.1)

EDUARDO MARQUES  Simple, good and safe. I like it!   
(Version 2.5.1)

HANGON  Too bad it doesn't use the .Mac synch feature that allready enable address book , bookmarks and calendar synch.  
(Version 2.5.1)

DAVIDSCULLY  Wallet is simply the best password (and other data storage device on the market) and is cheap as well. Most other applications I have used have really bad interfaces and are filled with useless features like multiple encryption methods or strange data presentations. Wallet is not bloated and uses one of the best methods out there while managing to keep it a beautiful piece of software. The one click lock feature is crucial as prying eyes can pass over my computer screen. When your done all you have to do is quit and Wallet clears your clipboard. My data can be synced with a .Mac account for backup purposes. Wallet is great.

The only things I dislike about Wallet are some little bugs here and there, but no real huge ones. Oh, on slower computers Wallet tends to flicker when scrolling through entries but hopefully the developer will rewrite it so it runs efficiently.  
(Version 2.5.1)

DMU  I like Wallet. I like Wallet more than most. And a password/SN storage program that was fast, easy, and secure was important to me... so I tried them all. Over and over again. So many came close, but lacked this or that, took too long for this or that, etc. I even purchased PasswordRetriever and then decided to open my wallet again. Wallet was a front runner for round 2. But it lost out to the $5 cheaper Steel. I've been extremely satisfied at last -- for a full year now. Wallet's not a bad way to go, but I'd suggest you check out Steel.  
(Version 2.5.1)

CRUCIAL  Buggy, buggy, buggy. This thing crashes on me every few minutes. Miss a button by a few pixels BLAM its gone (as has your work). Change a group icon BLAM the damn thing crashes - and you lose everything AGAIN. This after not being able to install the thing because I had an old version on my drive and had to delete all the old preferences and associated files before 2.5 would even launch.

To release this as a final build and charge for it is criminal, to call it a beta would be stretching it. Alpha would be closer to reality. STAY AWAY until 2.5.1 or 2.5.2.

Look closely at their site and you see Waterfall Software is a bunch of teenagers. Thats probably why support takes several days, and registration numbers are often not mailed out. Where do I get a refund ?  
(Version 2.5.1)

DRFRANK  Now, that's what I'm talking about! Version 2 of Wallet had potential - version 2.5 begins to deliver on the promise. Contrary to what has been written, this is a significant update. I'm a long time Web-Confidential user and recent switcher. Why? I'm a fan of Wallet's straightforward information storage paradigm. It's a speedy Universal app that's fun to use. I'll write again if I discover any significant Wallet problems after further testing. I'm also evaluating SecretBook. I like SecretBook's CoreData foundation and its ability to take advantage of Spotlight, but, at least for the moment, I'm actually storing my stuff in Wallet.  
(Version 2.5)

MAPPINGMAN  Well, a bunch of fixes. It took long enough. Only 1 of the things I asked for made it into this release. Alphabetical Sorting. WooHoo! Dude, wake up. We need something better. I paid for this thing, and you take forever to gives us this MINOR upgrade. Still no spotlight integration. Still haven't fixed the bug where when you are editing an entry in the main window, you can't scroll the Notes entry. Still have 2 spaces for the title of the entry.  
(Version 2.5)

ERRORR  Doesn't have a global group. Thus you cannot perform a global search (more correctly, filter). Can only search within one group. No Spotlight intergration, unlike say "info.xhead" or "secretbook". The ability to add fields as needed is nice since you are not restricted to fixed set. However the only way to do multiple lines of text within one field is to cut and copy from a third party text editor. By default, documents are not encrypted!  
(Version 2.5)

AANHORN  There are tons of password/serial management apps for OS X, so much so that it can get really confusing trying to find the right one.

Well, let me tell you that this choice is actually very simple: Wallet. It looks great, it has great features and great security. While it's not perfect, overall it's simply the best out of the entire lot.

Don't give any of the others a second thought, Wallet is what your looking for.  
(Version 2.0.2)

HOTFREAKS  This is a shoddy piece of software; I recommend looking elsewhere for personal data storage software. There are all sorts of annoying bugs, including autofill not working, and most importantly, it seems to randomly forget fields in some entries. I have now lost some of my website login information, thanks to Wallet.  
(Version 2.0.2)

MUDFLAPPER  I really like this app. I like the quick response I received at the developer's website forum too.

Once .Mac syncing is implemented, I'm buying. Even without that feature tho, it's a nice little app. I was using Safe Place for a bit, but I really like the separate categories and icons in Wallet. Much easier on the eyes.  
(Version 2.0.2)

YAKRALE  Well worth the $15, although getting things to sort in column view and modifying the 6 fields are a little quirky at the moment. I've made about 70 entries so far and I'm very pleased otherwise. Nice interface overall, and the password generator and autofill are sure to come in handy as well. Too bad that the autofill doesn't work with Firefox, but it appears that that is due to Firefox not being Applescriptable (is that a word? :).  
(Version 2.0.2)

ANONYMOUS  I was using another password app. I was kind of satisfied until the developer disappeared and no updates came to better what was a good but not great product. Well, I found Wallet, and had to get it because it is a polished well thought-out piece of software. It looks great, remembers your window size, doesn't require highlighting to copy to clipboard, among many other useful features. You can sense the care that went into it.   
(Version 2.0.2)

ANONYMOUS  I like this app, especially the AutoFill feature (pulls up the site associated with the password and fills in the log in info for you)- but it doesn't work with Firefox. And I won't pay for it until it does.   
(Version 2.0.2)

RGREEN517  This is a good product, it would be a great product if it synced with .Mac automatically so desktop to Laptop would always be in sync.   
(Version 2.0.1)

SUBLINEAR  Agreed - A black wallet would look good in the app icon...  
(Version 2.0.1)

ANONYMOUS  Interesting product. I just miss the ability to sort the categories.  
(Version 2.0.1)

ANONYMOUS  I really like the app, and sure while TextEdit could keep your passwords too, it couldn't do it with this elegant user interface. The iPod syncing especially is great, and I use the app for more than just serial numbers - movie showtimes, shopping lists, etc. just seem easier to get onto my iPod this way.

And although I really like the app icon, the colouring is too close to Address Book's. I'd like to see a black wallet.  
(Version 2.0)

ANONYMOUS  Your icon look ways to much like the Address Book icon. change the color or something.  
(Version 2.0)

ANONYMOUS  Crap!

I found that simply creating a gmail account serves the same purpose and can be accessed from any computer. Plus, this program can pretty much be summed up as a notepad with a lock.

Try the combination of textedit and filevault.  
(Version 2.0)

ANONYMOUS  i mailed the developer, i got a answer back, there will be a new version released at 13 juni .. :)  
(Version 1.2.2)

TED LEE  Well, I paid for this earlier this week via PayPal, and 3 days later I've yet to receive my serial number to use the program. I've sent a request to the developer, and it has gone unanswered. I'm really hoping they deliver it, because it is a nice program.  
(Version 1.2.2)

WATERFALL SOFTWARE  And would you mind telling us what that background password is? Because quite frankly we think that's a load of crap.  
(Version 1.1.2)

ANONYMOUS  This program seems to have a BACKDOOR! Apparently there is a "bypass" password that you can use to open ANY file. Ouch!  
(Version 1.1.2)

BASTI  Hmm. You can do most of this stuff using Address Book and iCal and Stickies. It's written in REALbasic, GUI-technically a masterpiece if you consider that it has been made using REALbasic. Unfortunatly no support for Mac OS X Toolbars. Price is _by far_ too high!  
(Version 1.1.2)

KNUT  I go with Serializer from imediasw.com

it's free at least..  
(Version 1.0.1)

JDE  Not very good... and I think I was censored on his forum for saying the app needed tweeking. Such simple things as the SEARCH feature do not even work as they should. This app really needs work. It is, to say the least, not a version 1.   
(Version 1.0.1)

ANONYMOUS  No Keychain support? Are you kidding me?  
(Version 1.0.1)