[44] - PasswordStorer

User enters log in screen when app starts
User logs in and will enter the view fragment which will display the current user's credentials
User presses create which allows the users to add a new credential
The new credential will be updated on the view fragment
User presses the settings fragment which gives the user the option to sign out
If the user is a new user then the user will press sign up and create a password and username
New user's view fragment will be empty once logged in
New user will create a new credential
The new credential will be updated on the view fragment

Inspiration

Many people like me forget passwords to websites and always make a new one.

What it does

It saves website names, usernames, passwords, URLs for different websites.

How I built it

I built my project using android-studio and back4app (back end server). The login screen allows a user to sign in to the app.. I used 3 different fragments which are view, create, and settings which the user can use by tapping the bottom navigation menu. The view fragment is what allows the user to view their credentials which I built using a recycler view, the create button allows users to create the credentials which will show up on the view fragment (the information inputted will be stored in the back end), and the settings tab allows the user to sign out. The sign up button in the login screen allows new users to create an account and sign in.