The software features a unique .yedit2 file format that is secured with a password. Users can securely store all their online logins, email accounts, and more within yEdit, exporting them into a password-protected file. Importantly, the contents of these files remain private, with no access granted to Spacejock Software, ensuring that there is no hidden backdoor to retrieve your information if the password is forgotten. Additionally, an Android version is currently offered in a public beta on the Play Store, while an iOS version is also in development. However, due to the regulations imposed by the Play Store and App Store, the mobile applications will lack the file encryption feature. This means users on mobile devices will need to be particularly cautious about their data security.