If, like me,  you have several login details for your various online/offline accounts then you may need an application to help you organize, manage and secure your passwords. This is what Password Memory helps you to achieve.

What is the big deal about Password Memory?

This program helps you to organize and manage all your passwords in a single location and securely too. You could sort your login details (username, password, etc.) very fast with this application. You can also use it to tack your credit card information for secure and fast access.

With Password Memory you can: Get all your password and login details secured in no time. Passwords are encrypted using several different algorithms for maximum security. You only have to remember one password, the one that opens Password Memory. Keep extremely secure passwords for everything since they no longer need to be remembered. Bring your password database with you and run Password Memory from a USB memory stick. You can easily copy the login details to the clipboard and insert them in

Some of the key features of this application are:  Your passwords are encrypted using several different algorithms for maximum security, Sorting your database is as easy as clicking a button, Export your database to XML, HTML, textfile and Excel, Password Memory is built on a solid client/server database which means your collection can grow to virtually any size, and Password Memory can be installed and run from a USB memory stick which means you can safely bring your database wherever you go.

Code: Aero Technologies, the author of this application , has made the following changes to this version: New Office 2013 interface, Touch gesture support, Updated database access layer, Updated icon set, and Updated QuickFilter.

Downsides?

Its not free. A good application and is easy to install and works well.

To know more please visit CodeAero.com.

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