And there's no password?

dagamer34

I like the sound of Macmodo!!

Denial

@Noobs-R-Us: I see spelling isn't your forte. :)

aphex

@friedgold: GRETINGS SIR,

I APLGIZE FORCONTACTING YOU W/NO NOTICE, BUT I NO YOU ARE A GOOD PERSON THROUGH REFRENCES. ICAN STORE ALL YOUR FINANNCES N ONE PLACE. JUST PROVIDE ME WITH ALL ACCOUNT #s, NAME< ADDRESS@ SSN PLEASE.

92BuickLeSabre

is there a reason for the numerous spelling errors in the app? 'forcast'? 'avarage'?

devs should at least spellcheck before they release an app

friedgold

@Noobs-R-Us: I lose my iPhone and you pick it up what do you see? All my available balances, minutes used and auctions won? You cant see my c/c info or login info. Just some random dude sees your stuff but thats about where it stops.

pdditty

Really - I am starting to wonder about all this mobile stuff - bank accounts on phones - Pharmacy online - you name it. It doesn't seem like security has really been thought through on a lot of this stuff. I see people ahead securing stuff after the fact. Whoops!

hardenstuhl

So if you lose your iPhone or it gets stolen, YOUR'RE FUCKED!

Noobs-R-Us

wow Im really liking this application. I hope they get more sites/services as they get bigger. I would love to just look at this and see whats new with everything I visit daily.

odnet

YEAH!!! I WISH I HAD .MAC ON MY IPHONE!!!

Wess

@92BuickLeSabre: *snerk* - yup, that's why you have a star.

@sfokevin: ha! I was too busy marveling at 'Avarage' to notice 'usge'.

jammadave

(for those wondering, it's free... and you can just search for it.... duh :P)

Keebler

(price and location in app store (or jailbroken app?) would be nice to know)

Keebler

@TheSonOfKrypton: You sound like Lucius from the Dark Knight when he was referring to all that cell phone triangulation crap.

I do like how this site and Mint.com doesnt ask you for your personal info i.e. name, address, phone number and etc. Even with all the login info given to the site a person is limited in what they can do. Its not like I gave the site my CC# info. What are they gonna do login to my PNC Bank site and themselves as a payee and send themselves a check through online bill pay? They could ask for an increase on Bank of America credit card account. A lot of high level crap you want to do on your accounts have to be done over the phone where the company's rep ask for much more info like your SSN. On the surface it seems like they have access to alot but when you dig deep its not.

pdditty

Yeah dude... Helps you manage your "usge"

sfokevin

DUDE I LOVE THIS. hands down the best service EVER for a young professional managing his green (cash not weed)

Shub-Niggurath

"The only thing we'd potentially worry about is having all your logins and passwords held by one institution, reducing each company's security systems to a single point-of-fault held by Pageonce."

I downloaded this app to my phone, opened it, and had exactly that go thru my mind. That is far too much power for one source to hold. I deleted this shit with a QUICKNESS.

TheSonOfKrypton

looks very HTCish

Weihovah

Perfect app for the Obsessive-Compulsive gadgetier...

sfokevin

This app is really good however paypal restricted my account cause of it lol. they said that they had reasons to believed someone was trying to log into my account, but this happen cause the service syncs with all your accounts every 12 hours of so

snitch29

It does remind me of Mint.com, especially the sign up page.

pdditty

Dear God Gizmodo just call yourselves Macmodo and be done with it.

daftrok

@jammadave: The Avars were a nomadic peoples from the central steppes. This merely tells you the age of your personal Avar (38) and how much you have relied on him that day (minutes).

92BuickLeSabre

"Avarage," really?!?!?

*facepalm*

jammadave

Hmmm...so it's like Mint Plus...Double-Mint even.

Intriguing.

92BuickLeSabre

@pdditty:

Somebody could log into your PayPal and send their own account money from your checking account or through your credit card.

They could also create Payees in your checking account and cut e checks. But this isn't ideal since you'd have their name and address.

OGHowie

Even if their security would be same grade as banks, it's completely besides the point. The fact is that you are handing out your bank and other authentication information to 3rd party you don't know anything about. Something about that just rubs me the wrong way...

ara

CRASH. Didn't even get to open it once. Not going to try again.

zingbot

@daftrok: It's not Apple's fault they have made the best mobile platform for everyday consumers. This is great tech, don't just knock it because you're an Apple cynic.

generalassembly

Downloading this app broke my iphone. Crashed and stuck at apple logo.

Thanks for the great tip!

weendex

Sometimes it helps to read the page that one links to ;) They do have an iPhone version [www.iliumsoft.com] .

manoj252

I prefer the apps on Windows Mobile phones like eWallet [www.iliumsoft.com] . Very secure, local password and local storage. I wonder if Apple will ever open up the iPhone for apps like that.

manoj252

Using some features like online banking cost a monthly fee for some institutions.

ARONBOARD

@Noobs-R-Us: Or you just go online and change your password - dingus.

robotleawesome

@TheSonOfKrypton: You're being facetious, aren't you? If you think handing over your bank and credit card account passwords is not biggie, post them here and let's see what happens. C'mon, try it.

Maybe not a lot you can do on the credit card sites as I think through mine, but you could wreak some serious damage if you had my bank account logins and passwords; same for my broker accounts. Electronic transfers to illicit accounts set up to receive money. Bill-pay checks to fake names at shill's addressed to cash at those check cashing places, etc.

I'd just rather use something like 1Password and have to look up my passwords if I happen to forget them.

distortedloop

So get to know them. Better yet let others get to know them and decide later.

ePod

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aimen

If you lose

aimen

If you lose your iPhone you can go to Pageonce an immeidately disable your mobile access to the service so your data will not be compromised.

aimen

What happen if I lose my iPhone? Disable mobile access from the Pageonce.com site Once disabled, you phone will not be able to connect again.

VidetteIshame

Great comments, however I assume that many reviewers didn't have a chance to check Pageonce security features before posting their review. Pageonce offers amongst other, the following - Self destruct. If someone took your phone or you cant find it, you can login to www.pageonce.com and disable Pageonce on your iPhone. - Pageonce does not enable you to login to financial institutions. This is a view only There are more security measures which are explained on the site. Please take time to review those as Pageonce invested enormous effort around security and privacy. Best regards, The Pageonce support team

DeliaAcacallis

This is Aimen from Pageonce. Thanks for the review guys. I just wanted to let everyone know that if you do lose your iPhone or iPod touch your data is not compromised-- You can go to www.pageonce.com and immediately disable mobile access by changing your mobile settings.

aimen

Thanks for the review guys! This is Aimen from Pageonce. I just wanted to let everyone know that if you do lose you iPhone your data will not be compromised because you can go to www.pageonce.com and disable you mobile phone from accessing your data immediately by logging in from the web and disabling your mobile access.

aimen

My dad downloaded this little app and added his personal info for linked in and ebay, and by complete surprise his accounts got highjacked so my advice to you is to not download that app since it seems that there's somekind of security weakness somewhere. Be extremely aware, Tez

IrisPollyanna

@daftrok

The iPhone works on PCs as well, and so does the internet too, it's pretty cool, you should check it out.

robotthink

This software sounds like an absolutely terrible idea. It's bad enough that the iPhone doesn't have any disk encryption, but trusting one company with all of your login information is asking for a disaster.

Seriously, why do people even need stuff like this? How about you wait until you get home to check your cable bill.

And yes, I do have an iPhone.

iwantcokeinabottle

@DeliaAcacallis: Thanks for joining the conversation and setting the record straight. You know very few actually read the links and check the apps before spouting off here (and I'm as guilty of it as anyone else). It's just the nature of the internet and our Cliffs Notes mentality through college. Why read the whole story when you can get someone else's summation of it? ;-)

distortedloop

No effing way. Uh uh, not gonna happen. I have a hard enough time with the concept of buying stuff online (at least my Visa has good insurance) but online banking, bill pay, etc is just ripe for getting hacked. As if it hasn't happened already to some people. ID theft is on the uprise, not the other way around. Call me paranoid, but I'm even shredding any mail that has my personal info on it. Putting all my accounts/passwords onto one internet site, while it may seem convenient for now, will seem a lot less so when you get that little white envelope in the mail and open it only to read: "Sorry sucker we've had our site hacked and now all your acct/pw info is in the hands of highly efficient criminals who have already effed up all your bank accts, etc etc etc haha hahha haha eff you buddy bye."

banmojo