Passwork

Connects employees, colleagues, and clients while also providing secure collaboration with protected passwords

Is there a way to migrate from LastPass?

Hi, producthunters! my name is Iliya Garakh and i'm a founder and CTO in Passwork. We are working on «about» section with some video about us, but until it's done i'm gonna tell you few words about Passwork Passwork is a product of 2 companies (both are mostly located in Russian): 1. Primepix (http://primepix.ru) i'm a founder and CTO in Primepix (my linkedin account linkedin.com/in/garakh) Primepix is a software development studio, we've been working more than 6 years, 20 employees in our Russian office. Our general directions are IT startup development and some outsourcing services for the USA. 2. Konfeta (http://konfeta.me) The second founder of Passwork is Andrew Piankov, owner of design studio «Konfeta» (means Candy in english). They are located in Russian too, general directions are identical design (logos, brands) and interfaces. Unfortunate, our company sites don't have English versions. But you can ask/twit/skype/whatever me, and i give a try to answer. So Passwork is not a standard startup with a small team living by one project, we are growth businesses, and we create Passwork basing on our own resources without external investments. Few years ago i faced a problem — how to store passwords within a team. I used local password managers and they were not suitable for collaboration in our team. We tried to find any solution, but actually nothing was ok for us. And that's how we decided to create our own product with advanced features for working in a team. And at the first steps we even didn't plan to go it public. But it had grown up in production ready stage and we published it for Russian market and now one year ago we have been marketing Passwork worldwide.

It WOULD be useful to have a team version of something like LastPass. One where team members could login and use hashed passwords to access sites without enabling them to see the actual passwords.

Congrats @beentech, can you let us know how this is better than Lastpass.

@beentech I want to post some comments on this category and product in general. In this category, client side encryption is paramount. We have not seen any evidence to the fact that you guys do this. 1. When people in enterprises and startups want to present tools like this to stake holders, they need to convince the hell out of them. Convincing someone to switch the password management software is much easier when the security is top notch! When the encryption is client side only, the security is top notch. 2. Crack proof. We need evidence that this service is the most secure one out there. For that we need TONS of documentation. Explaining and reassuring us that this service is secure. And exactly why it's secure. And examples, and tech reasons, and hash methods, and security experts. 3. The video was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too fast. 4. I would love to switch from our current solution. This is why my comment is this in-depth, I'm hoping some password manager will come along and save us from the horrid experience of Passpack, but for now they seem the only ones who provide us with enough flexibility.

There's such a huge market here, as most of my business connections have never heard of using any kind of password storage - let alone having password groups for sharing. Would be better if you were acquired by a company that had some brand recognition for trust and security - then you could really fly!