Password Turtle

When it becomes difficult to keep track of all your passwords, you can use specialized tools that can greatly help simplify this task. Password Turtle is a good choice for users interested in straightforward applications capable of generating random and secure keys, based on the specified pattern.

By writing this pattern each time you use the app (it can be either a word or combination of random characters), Password Generator produces the same string of characters each time you enter a username.

It gets installed quickly and added to the systray at startup, showing a tiny icon to indicate its presence. Left clicking this icon brings up the main app window, where you can get started by specifying a master password. This is the only password you need to remember because it will be required every time you wish to launch Password Turtle.

In the next phase, you can set the pattern that will determine the complexity of the password. For example, if you set a pattern made out of many characters using both lower and upper case letters, symbols and numbers, the passwords automatically produced by the application will have the same type of complexity (the higher, the better).

Each password will be unique, based on the username you set. Because Password Turtle is not designed to remember keys, it generates the same passwords by username by taking into account the pattern. Unfortunately, it's not possible to change the pattern, which would've come in handy for generating multiple keys based on different patterns (similar to using multiple profiles).

Also, the application seems to have some stability issues because there's no way of quitting it unless you terminate its process from Task Manager without receiving an error. Nevertheless, we feel like Password Turtle is on the right track to becoming a dependable password generator.