[aceazzameen]

I'm not sure if there is a good business model in password management. I can't answer that question. What I do know is, a good password manager is the type of software that should strive to be feature complete. And at that point resources should be used for maintenance, security, and software/OS compatibility updates. In other words, a low-if-any growth, but profitable business assuming the software is good.

But once you get into VC funding or acquisitions, businesses tend to want to grow and bloat their products by adding features no one asked for to increase their perceived value. I know I'm tired of seeing this happen to beloved software time and time again.

[dcow]

Perhaps then software utilities are better suited for a crowd funding model?