KeyDepot

Although this program has nothing to do with furniture shops, with a name like KeyDepot, it is hard not to imagine it though. Fortunately, this is not the case, as with this program you can securely store passwords in one single and very secure place. The idea behind it is to help users struggling with too many passphrases and so on. The app also includes a couple of other useful features.

Like any other password manager, you can quite easily work with it, adding your codes to a list and locking them with one master password you'll have to remember in order to regain access to your stuff. The extra tools help certify that your added passphrases are secure enough. I liked the fact that a password generator was also included in the mix.

I find it hard to find the right balance between a strong and overall efficient locking code. This program helped me reach that exact equilibrium, and I find that to be something worth taking into consideration when working with such a program.

The other smaller aspects one should look into when dealing with such an app are the level of friendliness and basically how intuitive such a program is. When trying to store passwords, you might not always have time to deal with complex systems, which is why a quick and easy routine established by an intuitive set of labels and buttons will take you far.

Fortunately, here too, the app seems to score high, offering an overall easy-to-navigate experience. It's enough to check the app once to know where everything is situated. Your passwords can also be cataloged in order to be easy to find. A favorites tab is also included for easy access to what matters most to you.

KeyDepot proved to be a surprisingly efficient password vault, with extra perks included to make life even easier for the user.