My Apps keeps every site, dashboard and self-hosted service you use in one place: sorted into categories, a click away, and shared only with the people you choose.
If you juggle bookmarks, IP addresses and port numbers for the tools you use every day, My Apps replaces all of that with one page that works on any device.
Add any web address, from cloud services to local devices like 192.168.1.10:8080. Icons are picked up automatically.
Group apps into categories, switch between them with tabs, search instantly, and drag tiles into the order you like.
Share an app with specific people by email, or with everyone on the site. They can hide it or copy it to their own page.
Every account is protected by a password plus a code from an authenticator app, with recovery codes in case you lose your phone.
Your apps are saved to your account, so the same page follows you from your laptop to your phone.
Export your apps to a file at any time, and import them back whenever you like.
My Apps uses Tooly, itpro360's one account for all its apps. Your password and two-step sign-in live there, so you never make a separate My Apps password.
Ask an administrator for an invite. You'll set a password and an authenticator app at Tooly, once, for every itpro360 app.
Click "Sign in with Tooly". If you already have My Apps, your apps carry over automatically when your Tooly email matches.
Click Add app, paste in an address, give it a name and category. Share it with others whenever you're ready.
One account for all itpro360 apps: one password, one authenticator app and one place to manage them. My Apps never sees your password or authenticator codes; Tooly checks them and tells My Apps who you are.
Use one of the recovery codes you saved when you set up your Tooly account. If you've lost those too, ask an administrator to reset your two-step sign-in at Tooly.
Only you, unless you share an app. Shared apps are visible to the people whose emails you list, or to everyone with an account if you leave the list empty.
No. My Apps only stores each app's name, address and category. You still sign in to each app on its own site.