Enigmaze Indexed Secure Password Journal with Stainless Steel Bracelet (Bundle) Office Product – Day to Day Calendar

Alright, while I was a tad sceptical about the complexity of this product and the confusion factor was high. I got hacked, so I wanted to up my game. I looked at apps, programs, random cosmic noise websites, and various other items and decided to try this product. I asked a few questions, got rapid responses from these guys. Ordered the set. I agree with previous review the box is near impossible to open but it's very up scale gift box. Bracelet is, wow nice, laser deep etched with rubberized paint filling the in lays so they are easy to read. It has a slight bend or curve to conture to your wrist. While the leather was ok, I purchased a stainless link watch band with locking clasp and man it looks nice. Letters are really easy to read and will last your life time. After reading the website PDF the concept is super easy to remember and apply.Now the book. The book that came with the bracelet is not the book I thought was going to come with the kit so I was a little disappointed. The book is like a version 1.0 of the concept, while very effective, I thought the wiz wheel and back pocket with plastic sheet came with this kit it did not. This is a modified version of an address book with a different enigmaze layout on each right hand page and lined page on the left. The pages are tabbed with the abc's.The highlighters came as one pen that breaks down into smaller colors and the black light key chain is cool..All in all, the bracelet stole the show, the concept is solid and the product is great.. I am in no way a paid reviewer and if you read most of my reviews they are one star for really crappy product's.

If you are like me, you have several websites, systems, networks and Wi-Fi access credentials that have to be tracked. A hand written page or two is good, as is a regular journal or address book - however, the Enigmaze gives me a way to record all the credentials in alphabetical order (by site, type, use, or what ever I choose). At the beginning of each letter, the password key generating card is presented - allowing me to reset my the sequences or randomness of the characters/numbers/symbols used when creating a password. As a retired IT person, I believe the complexity of the password is important at all points - therefore I am pleased with the way the product allows me to enter these credentials in order. There is also a pen that can be used to mark the pattern on the password template - which can then be read by the Included UV mini light.I was happy with the delivery and packaging of the product.I have already used it to record 98 credentials - these will be secured in place in case I get hit by a bus.I used a pencil which allows me to update the information when required.Eeach letter comes with 3-4 pages. One is used up by the template - stil leaving lots of space.I am considering the purchase of the larger format to incorporate the families credentials...I would recommend the product.I did not receive any compensation for this review.The reason it is not 5 stars is that since the book comes with a plastic version of the password template - I would have liked more space within each letter to write credentials.Additionally, the paper seems quite thin - none have ripped from erasing and re-writing over - so if the strength holds, then the thickness of the paper will be a mutePoint.Item works well for my needs.

Journal is nice, bracelet, however, is not very good. My bracelet came with the encryption graph faded and the letters are very small, and hard to read. So if you're buying this for the bracelet you'll likely be disappointed

I'm incredibly frustrated with this purchase. I got this with the expectation that I would be able to wear the bracelet. The lack of measurements in the listing was a bit worrying, but many reviews mentioned the bracelet being too small, so I assumed that it would be fine on my small (5.5" - within the average size range for women). Unfortunately, the band on the bracelet was FAR too long for my wrist, even cinched down as tight as it could go. Since the bracelet face fits watch bands with lug sizes of 24mm (large size for a watch band), I have been having an incredibly difficult time finding replacement bands that will fit my wrist. I have tried several, and even after having the bands resized as small as they will go (by removing all of the adjustment links, adjusting the clasps, etc) I still have not been able to find one that both fits the 24mm lugs and can be made small enough to fit my wrist. Apparently, this bracelet just wasn't made with women in mind.The book seems fine. But I was primarily interested in the bracelet, so the fact that I can't wear it is very annoying.

Well I don't know if I "hate it," which is what one star seems to mean. Problem is, it does not seem to be intuitive. I will clearly need to steal some time to figure it out. I don't get how to use the grid; apparently, there are several ways to use it. Also, the light -- very hard to squeeze the tiny button hard enough, and steady enough to light up what one would want to see. The one star is not fair, I know, but out of the box, this is useless. I read the label directions and looked through the more detailed directions online, but, though I have a university education, I haven't yet figured this out. I did experiment with one of the grids and found that the "invisible ink" pen is not so invisible, as the spots show grey on the grid, without the help of the black light.