In contrast to the free version, "Everywhere" subscribers can look forward to cross-device synchronization, cloud backups, 2FA, and folder sharing. "Everywhere" is for individuals, while "Family" allows for the creation of up to five RoboForm accounts. RoboForm is available at two different rates for private users (in addition to the free version). This consistency makes navigation between categories easy, however, it isn't possible to adjust individual categories.
The folder structure you create for logins is also applied to other sub-folders such as those for bookmarks, contacts, and IDs. You can create sub-folders in each category and move individual entries around by dragging and dropping them, making it possible to easily manage your sensitive information to your exact specifications. To the left, you'll find the general categories, folders in the middle, and individual data sets on the right.įolder management is very similar to Windows Explorer, and as such, intuitive and very easy to get a hang of. Similar to almost all of its competitors, RoboForm utilizes a three-column layout, lending the service's interface a good structure. There's also a web dashboard that is somewhat sleeker than the desktop client. Not Exactly a Cutting-Edge RobotĪs is the case with plenty of password managers, RoboForm's user interface is also spread across multiple components, namely, its desktop version and browser extension. On top of that, imports were very reliable. There isn't much to complain about so far as setting up RoboForm is concerned: Installation is smooth, the first steps are intuitive, and the program is easy to get a feel for without babying more experienced users.
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