AnyMP4 iPhone Password Manager 1.0.20 for Mac
Mac SecurityAnyMP4 iPhone Password Manager 1.0.20 for Mac solves a very specific frustration: the passwords are saved on your iPhone, but you cannot easily see or move them. Connect the phone to your Mac, run a scan, and the program lists the credentials stored on the device — Apple ID, Wi-Fi networks, email accounts, website and app logins, and credit card details — organised by category with their dates.
From that list you can view a forgotten password on screen or export selected entries, or everything at once, to a CSV file for backup or transfer to another password manager. Treat that exported file as sensitive and store it somewhere encrypted. The app is paid software with a free trial for scanning; viewing and exporting in full requires a licence.
Key Features
- Finds and displays saved passwords for Apple ID, Wi-Fi, mail, websites, apps and credit cards
- Exports passwords to CSV, all at once or selectively, for backup or migration
- Clear category list showing each item's name, password, creation and modification dates
- Keeps a scan history you can revisit without rescanning the phone
- Works with iPhone, iPad and iPod and current iOS versions, with no jailbreak needed
How to Download
- Use this only on your own iPhone — it reveals that device's stored credentials.
- Start your download from the official site: Download from the official site
- Install it on your Mac, connect and trust your iPhone, run a scan, then export to CSV and store the file securely.
Is AnyMP4 iPhone Password Manager free?
No. It is paid software with a free trial. The trial lets you scan your device, while full viewing and CSV export require a paid licence.
Is exporting passwords to CSV safe?
The export itself is a plain file, so its safety depends on you. Save it only to an encrypted drive or import it straight into a proper password manager, then delete the CSV.
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