Review of Free Online Password Tool Mitto.com
Mitto.com offers the ability to save important website addresses, WiFi network information, computer logins, Network Logins and an Other category. It allows tagging to be able to easily find your information. It also allows access for additional users that you trust. They have a lot of safety measures in place including secure logins and password verification.
Rating: 
Pros:
- Easy navigation, simple, clean design
- Free
- Offers “enhanced security” for your cell phone (possible cell phone charges, but free for Mitto use)
- Many security measures (detail below)
- Allows “auto-login” for many top retail and popular websites (Amazon, Target, etc)
- Adds a browser plugin or ‘bookmarklet’ for easy access to top sites that you login to
Cons:
- Can’t print information (Update: Mitto’s CEO informed me that a secure version of this will be available soon)
- Mainly limited to passwords (not other personal data or info)
- Folder based categories would be a nice addition to the tags
- Slow loading for me from my home computer
There are many very innovative security features with Mitto.com. These include:
- Multifactor authentication (additional verification questions)
- Email verification phrase set by you to ensure that any emails sent from them are legitimate
- Display of your name, IP address, date, time, brower, operating system and country of last login
- Private and public computer settings
- And more I’m sure!
Now that I have used it a bit, I love the features of the mitto interface. Initially I had a difficult time getting my personal email address to work, and was not sure that I could use Mitto, but Arsen at Mitto.com found my Twitter review and worked dilligently that same day to correct the issue. I don’t currently use Mitto, instead I opted for Wallet (view my review) that is a desktop application on my Mac. However, I do think it is a good option for a free, secure online password storage tool.
What other password options have you used? I’d love your input.
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