Treek's Password Manager

Nowadays, it is becoming almost impossible to remember the credentials for every account you use on a daily basis, especially if you follow the advice of security experts and use multiple complex passwords.

Treek's Password Manager is a relatively straightforward utility that enables you to store this information in a secure database, either locally or in the cloud, making it much easier to organize and access your passwords.

While it is possible to store databases only locally, the application also allows you to create an online sync account in order to access your passwords from several locations. The information is encrypted locally before it is uploaded, and it is even possible to migrate local databases to the cloud. However, you can only store one database in the cloud and database changes are not backed up.

Synchronizations can be performed manually at any time, and the program creates regular backups that can be restored easily.

Once a password has been added to the database, you can copy it to the clipboard by double-clicking its entry, open the website and have the program auto-type the listed info.

However, Treek's Password Manager cannot be sent to the system tray, which means it will clutter your taskbar if you wish to have continuous access to your passwords.

The built-in password manager can help you generate passkeys that are much more difficult to crack, and you can specify which characters should be used.

Those who wish to switch from other password managers also have the option of importing credentials stored by various web browsers, a feature that can save you a lot of time.

While the user interface is not particularly impressive, the fact that multiple optional color themes are included should be appreciated. The default dark theme is easy on the eyes, but users who prefer something a bit brighter can select any of the available alternatives.

Overall, Treek's Password Manager is a user-friendly program designed to help you organize your account credentials in a secure manner. It supports synchronization and allows you to work with multiple databases, both online and offline.