Private Passwords

Although only a few very minor changes have been made, including enforcing the use of https:// protocol, the addition of a feedback form and some other minor cosmetic changes, we have updated the alpha site to the latest 0.1.2 release. I can now reveal that the beta will be an invitation-based public beta. Each user will be allowed to invite a certain number of friends or family to the beta programme. If however you would like to take part in the development (alpha) testing, then please e-mail us on testing at privatepasswords dot co dot uk and we will consider.

We’re rather excited here as the 0.1-alpha release has finally been created (8 weeks ahead of schedule, I hasten to add!). It’s currently being set up and should be available for the alpha testers soon.

The alpha phase is only available to a select few at the moment, but the beta won’t be too far away!

Things have been going nice and smoothly recently, and the list of things to still do before beta is largely cosmetic, and its slowly dwindling away. Trac reports we’re 78% towards our beta release target which is great. The main big tasks are LDAP authentication (hopefully!) and the superuser section and then hopefully we can start properly testing out the alpha release!

Just a quick update to say that we’re making great progress. Password, folder and group management are complete apart from some design work to be done, and user management is next. Finally the fine-grained permissions management will be worked on, at which point we’ll be really close to going into beta! As it currently states on the home page, we will be looking for a small set of beta testers, so when the time comes, we’ll put the word out!

We have finally launched the new Private Passwords site! We are still doing lots of work to the application itself, and you can keep up to date with development news here. More news as it comes…