I've been using heylogin exclusivey for about two years. I use this tool every single day, multiple times a day. And unlike other password managers I've used, heylogin doesn't require you to have a master password to access your vault. You might think that this is not a good thing, but it's actually a great benefit! If your master password is easy to crack, ALL your passwords (and thus accounts) will be compromised. Instead, heylogin utilizes a physical security chip in your phone/device or on a hardware key to access your passwords. It's super easy to install heylogin (although I wish that it had a desktop app) on your device(s), and just as easy to use. Additionally, I appreciate the ability to create folders and tag passwords so that they are easy to manage and find. This is great if you are especially a business that needs to provide access to several team members.

I find heylogin super simple and secure. I get a sense of security because every time I try to use it on my computer, it asks me to confirm with my phone, which is a very interesting part of it. Nobody can use it without my verification, which adds to the security. When I share passwords with my team, they cannot see the passwords, but they can simply log in using them, which makes it easy to share securely.

What I like the most about heylogin is that I can share my password with the people I care about, like my parents, without them actually seeing the password. It's much easier for them to approve with their phone. The simplicity of using it is great, and even my parents, who are almost 80 years old, can use it. It's pretty much easy for anyone to use. Also, for me, the initial setup was very easy. That's why I like heylogin so much.