Email support@studiomo.app and you'll get a reply from a person, usually within a day or two.
No. If Face ID fails or isn't set up, tap to use your device passcode instead — the same one that unlocks your iPhone. There is no separate master password in Mo Guards, so there is nothing you can forget and be shut out by.
In your iCloud Keychain — the same place Safari keeps its passwords. Apple encrypts them and syncs them between your own devices. Studio Mo runs no servers and never sees them.
No. Because entries live in the iCloud Keychain rather than inside the app, they survive deleting and reinstalling, and they appear again when you sign in to iCloud on a new iPhone.
Check that iCloud Keychain is switched on for that device: Settings → your name → iCloud → Passwords. Mo Guards can only see entries once iCloud Keychain is enabled and has finished syncing.
On purpose. Mo Guards is built for people who already have passwords and want somewhere sane to keep them. Adding a generator meant adding choices, and choices were the thing making other apps confusing.
That's intentional — a copied password clears itself after about a minute so it isn't left sitting in the clipboard for the next app that looks. Copy it again whenever you need it.
Yes. Mo Guards runs on iPhone and iPad, on iOS and iPadOS 17 or later.
Swipe left on it in the list and confirm. Deleting removes it from the iCloud Keychain, so it disappears from your other devices too.
Email support@studiomo.app. It helps to include:
Please don't include an actual password in an email — just describe what went wrong.