SafePassDB

Having too many profiles and accounts, it's hard to remember the details for all of them. As a result, you can end up with them blocked or deleted. It's best to keep that information into a secured document or in a specialized tool.

SafePassDB is a modern and intuitive application designed to be a simple solution to storing different private or work-related login info, from various utilities, games, and software. The setup is over before you know, while the provided interface is stylish and accessible.

Sadly, a big downside is the bright red theme, that can't be changed, which may irritate the eyes of those with sensitive vision. For the tool to smoothly run, Java needs to be installed on the drive or updated. Right from the start, you are required to set up a private account, with a fitting username and password, and then login into it.

The offered menu is easy-to-use and doesn't need to much time to get familiarized with. A handy option is the ability to configure multiple accounts and quickly switch between them. The password can be changed to another one with ease.

To enter a new record, just pick the desired provider from the list, such as 4Shared, Battle.net, Skype, Steam, Youtube, Facebook, Google, and more. The item is displayed on the left side of the panel, and when clicked, the fields that need to be filled in are shown.

Input the full name, email address, username, and password. Those details are applied to all the profiles. Once entered, it's recommended to save the database, to not lose any information. Text may be inserted directly, by directly pasting it from the clipboard.

The app also comes with a password generator, where you can choose what method should be applied, like letters, numbers, or characters, along with the length, and additional symbols. Unfortunately, the data can't be exported to XLS or CSV file formats for further alteration.

The bottom line is that SafePassDB is a reliable and user-friendly program that comes in handy when you need a basic yet practical tool to store safely and keep track of different login credentials.