Passky

Using password managers is a more novel way of managing one's authentication details: while in the past, users would store their data via virtual and physical notepads, the password managers of today provide both a secure and convenient way to go about this process.

The fact that there's no shortage of such solutions is a good thing. Passky is a password manager that provides a secure platform for users to store their authentication data on, whilst also offering password generator capabilities, along with integration with other popular solutions, such as Bitwarden, 1Password, and others.

The tool operates much like you would expect from a password manager: the interface is straightforward, and every option is within arm's reach. When first starting it up, users will have to create an account on the developer's website, and they can add their authentication details right after.

Adding a password is self-explanatory, thanks to the reasonably-sized, pink-hued Add Password button. Introduce the appropriate website for the respective account, and input the username and password. If you wish for a more complex password, you can have the program generate one for you. You can attach a note to the account if there's anything specific to heed.

Thanks to the integration with other password managers, you can import and export the authentication file with ease. Backing up is thus an easy and convenient process, requiring no more than a few inputs from the user.

Aside from that, adding an extra layer of security is possible: two-factor authentication can be enabled via the settings, and utilizing a Yubico One-Time Password solution also numbers among the security-boosting features.

Passky is a solid tool to consider if you're looking for a password manager: besides the desktop application, the developer also offers a browser extension, as well as an Android solution.