Concealer for Mac
Hide personal information such as credit card numbers and files.
$19.99
In English
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Concealer overview
Concealer stores information in the form of cards and uses the latest encryption methods (AES-256) to protect information such as credit card numbers, passwords, software license codes, files of any type, and much more.
Account Information. Account cards in Concealer come with various templates that make storing credit card info, passwords, and much more very simple. Just choose a category, copy your information into the pre-defined fields, and know that your information is protected from unwanted eyes. Concealer can also copy multiple fields to the Clipboard to make pasting it into login or payment forms a real snap.
Files and Folders. Concealer not only hides your files, but also protects them using AES-256 encryption, in a sparse bundle. Use the master password or assign a separate password for twice the protection. Adding files to a file storage card is as simple as a drag and drop from the Finder. Easy and effective.
Text Files. Have your information in a text file? Don't feel like copying it to various fields? Just copy and paste it into a note card and format it right inside Concealer. This can also be a great way to hide diaries or other sensitive text documents. What it comes down to is that regardless of the information, Concealer can protect it in any form!
With the Lite version, you are limited to creating five cards, three notes, and one file storage. Once you enter a license code ($19.99) in Concealer Lite, these limitations are lifted.
What’s new in version 1.3.5
- The program is now compatible with macOS 13 Ventura.
Concealer for Mac
$19.99
In English
Version 1.3.5
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Oct 5 2021
Version: 1.3.3
Some years ago I tested numerous encryption applications. If my memory serves me right, Concealer was the one I liked best, not at least because it was easy to use, it is Finder like (with folders) and it has a very beautiful interface which makes using it a real pleasure. So why did I stop using it then? Three reasons:
(1) I use 1Password for passwords, visa cards, PIN numbers and the like, and for that kind of stuff 1Password is perfect. (2) After having once encrypted an external disk and then realizing, after I had upgraded the system software, I couldn't mount the disk although I entered the correct password, I don't have must trust in encryption (tools) anymore. (3) But my most important reason now is: Why should I rather use Concealer than a (big) disk image? I have not heard of cases where an Apple disk image could not be opened after a system update. If you have, please make a comment with relevant links.
Oct 5 2021
Version: 1.3.3
Why should I rather use Concealer than a (big) encrypted disk image?
I'm afraid of being presented one day with a message like this: "The repository may be corrupt" which means, use a backup or all your files are gone forever…
I haven't heard of such problems with Apple's disk images, especially after system updates. If that has indeed occurred, please leave a comment.
Nov 17 2020
Version: 1.3.3
I lost all my stored files on the most recent update. I did get guidance from Customer Service but last reply from them - Next time save/back up your files somewhere else - what's the purpose of having the Concealer app then?
Jun 12 2020
Version: 1.3.3
When I purchased Concealer from Mac Update no activation code was sent to me. Instead I was directed to install Macupdate and told that my software would automatically activate in 24 hours, which it didn't. I ended up buying a license from BeLight, which gave me an activation code at the time of purchase, no gimmicks or misleading confusion.
