After installing 1Password touch, launching the app will allow you to setup an Unlock Code and Master Password. The Unlock Code is a 4-digit code that will be required to open the application in the future. The Master Password is a longer, more secure pass code meant to safeguard more secure data. You have the option to require the Master Password for accessing all information or only for certain information like banking logins and credit card numbers.
The next step is to add information to the 1Password database. There is a Logins section for storing website usernames and passwords, a Wallet for credit card and banking numbers, and a Notes section for miscellaneous items. The process is simple and intuitive and 1Password has included templates for adding popular information such as Gmail and Amazon logins. To access websites with stored login information, 1Password touch has a built in browser that takes you to the website and automatically fills in the stored username and password.
While the user interface of 1Password touch is simple and straight forward, there may be a slight learning curve to getting familiar with the features available for this useful application. To make getting up to speed easier, I recommend taking a look at the informative 1Password touch user guide available at their website.
