Have you ever wanted to share your account with someone but it was too troublesome? ProfileShare solves this problem. It allows you to securely share your client-side encrypted account while having full control over your account.
Hi, PH! Super excited to release our public beta.
ProfileShare allows you to securely share your client-side encrypted account while having full control over it. Without sharing your password!
- Share your Zappier/CRM/Twitter accounts with anyone in one click;
- Set a time limit for how long they can use it;
- Remove access anytime;
- Send access to multiple people without needing to change your password when you want to stop sharing;
- Have control over what they use your account for.
Everything is client-side encrypted with industry-grade AES-256 and the access keys never leave your computer.
Try using it for free.
This has great potential for SMEs or even larger enterprises that are tired of the SaaS per-seat licensing regimen.
Just some feedback - there is an initial trust threshold with your users that you will need to cross given the sensitivity of your solution. Releasing it as just a plugin with no website may not pass that threshold.
Hey @dmitry_dolgopolov, this looks really cool! The only thing I worry about is security. Does your platform save all the usernames and passwords? What security measures do you provide to keep all users' data safe? Before I start sharing my passwords on a product, I'd need to be 100% sure it was safe. Good luck with the launch!
Hello Dmitry , congrats on launching such a cool product. Wishing you a super successful launch!
Have you considered hosting a live demo for your users today? We're launching our live-streaming SDK product on July 18th, and we're offering it for free to our fellow makers before the launch.
If yes, Let us knowhttps://dyte.io/ph-livestream.
we are more than happy to set it up.
Cheers! 😊
Now this is a tiil that can blow up really well. As a marketing lead, most of the time-the tools we incorporate are purchased under my ID and then having to share with team members, I am having to create these super simple passwords anyone can remember. Great idea 10/10.
Dmitry Dolgopolov