PasswordDock

PasswordDock is an intuitive application that comes in handy when you want to store numerous login credentials, game or software accounts or social media profiles. It also comes with a directory manager where you can save important folders that can be opened with one click.

The provided interface is self-explanatory and simple, divided into the passwords and file folders tabs, along with the records list. Right from the beginning, you are prompted to input a unique password, which is recommended to remember as you won't be able to access your database without it.

The process of adding a new entry is simple: all you have to do is enter a suitable title, the username, password, URL and additional notes. The keys can be revealed with one click at any given time.

For the folders, on the other hand, you need to input a relevant name, the file path and optional notes. The list can be printed out. Sadly, there is no export function to save the database to a TXT, DOC, XLS or CSV file, nor to import existing ones from the drive.

It would've been a great help if the app came with other personal elements, such as serial numbers, credit cards, bank and email accounts or FTP servers. For example, it could've provided a few bank details, like the bank account, full name, account number, IBAN or website address.

Plus, since everyone carries at least one credit card with them, it would've been nice if it offered several fields to enter the card number, holder, expiration date, PIN or security code. The database can't be backed up or restored, and the displayed font can't be customized or enlarged.

On an ending note, PasswordDock is a useful program designed to help you store personal and work-related accounts and login data, as well as load essential file folders that can be opened with a mouse click.