Thank you! I was considering creating an account with email+password, but I wanted to reduce the cognitive load on both sides. The consumer side of having to remember passwords (made somewhat moot by the iOS keychain auto-suggesting strong passwords). And the implementation side (since I'm just 1 engineer) getting tricky of saving passwords securely and handling that flow.
Having said that, if there is more interest in having email+password accounts, I'm more than happy to look into it, but it would have to wait for a later version.
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Thank you! I was considering creating an account with email+password, but I wanted to reduce the cognitive load on both sides. The consumer side of having to remember passwords (made somewhat moot by the iOS keychain auto-suggesting strong passwords). And the implementation side (since I'm just 1 engineer) getting tricky of saving passwords securely and handling that flow.
Having said that, if there is more interest in having email+password accounts, I'm more than happy to look into it, but it would have to wait for a later version.
Presumably an app focused on privacy wouldn't even _have_ an account for the user to sign up with? Just let them install the app and off they go.
This is what I’d like!
You could maybe offer a cloud save feature (for users who want that) like Duck Duck Go does for settings.
When the user wants to save something they enter some phrase/password/whatever with which they can later retrieve it.
This would allow users to change devices or reinstall without loosing their data temporarily. Maybe delete it after it’s been retrieved?
I agree that this is most ideal. Thank you for the suggestions, let me investigate and see what I can do :)