Category and Custom Field Improvements

I've been a loyal 1Password user since my college years. Over time, it's evolved from being just a place to store passwords into a digital vault for all kinds of sensitive information.

I understand 1Password's design decision to keep its item categories fixed, and I've done my best to work within that system. However, there are limitations to that, and I would like to offer some of my suggestions that should not be too difficult to implement.

Suggestions

1. For National IDs and Licenses:
   • Rename the "Driver Licenses" category to "Licenses".
   • Add a new field called "License Type" and add preset options like:
     • Driver’s License
     • Identification Card (for non-drivers)
     • Learner Permit
     • National ID
2. For Credit Card Items:
   • Add a "Cardholder Role" field with preset options like:
     • Primary Cardholder
     • Authorized User
   • Under the "Type" field, allow a "Store Card" option. Used for cards like:
     • Amazon Store Card
     • Macy’s Store Card
     • Lowe’s Advantage Card
3. For Physical Device Passwords:
   • I’ve been storing these under "Logins" or "Passwords", which works, but a dedicated category for hardware credentials (like Apple Watch, iPhone, Windows PC, Ledger Nano, etc.) would be better.
   • Currently, I just tag these items under "physical devices" to make them easier to find. I'm aware that not every device has an automatic login feature; however, sometimes it's nice to store even the tiniest of passwords in the vault.
   • I do see a "Wireless Router" category (I use this as well), but it might be worth adding a new "Physical Devices" category or combining these.
4. For Passport Items:
   • The "Type" field is currently blank. I suggest adding preset options like:
     • Passport
     • Passport Card
     • Permanent Resident Card
     • Certificate of Identity
     • Travel Document (not the same as a Passport)

These changes would help users like me better categorize non-standard but essential items without breaking the overall design philosophy.