Portable KisKis

Portable KisKis is the portable version of KisKis created to offer a secure and simple way to add and organize your private information, such as apps login data, social media profile details or the authentication credentials from webpages. The accounts can be grouped in a hierarchical tree structure.

The utility comes with all the essential configuration items in a small archive, which can be extracted on a thumb drive, and run on any PC since it doesn't require any installation. Each saved record can be protected with a custom password and encryption method. It's recommended to have Java Runtime Environment present on the drive, for the app to properly work.

Even though the tool offers a help file you can read from, a short tutorial with only the basic functions would've been a good addition. Portable KisKis comes with several predefined folders, such as hobbies, portals, work, shopping or banks, but you can easily create new categories.

To add a new account, you first have to choose the desired type (bank account, credit card, Internet account, password secured file), and fill in the required details. For the bank, you need to input a label and password, the bank name, identifier, PIN, and account number. You can insert attachments related to the account. Regarding online profiles, all you have to do is write the username, URL, and email. The records can be exported to the drive as CSV, HTML or XML, and automatically encrypted with one of the default methods.

The bottom line is that Portable KisKis is a practical and easy-to-use program designed to provide a secure way to store your bank accounts, credit cards, and login credentials, as well as organize them into distinct groups. Since it's portable, the application doesn't create new files in the registry nor leaves anything behind after it's been deleted.