Swifty

We live in an era when most of our important information is available on the internet. This makes it easier for us to access it, but also more vulnerable.

It is important for us to make sure the information is secured and minimize the risk of anyone else accessing it. Using strong passwords is a good way of securing online accounts, and Swifty is a nice tool that can help you to both create and manage them.

This program is a password manager that lets you store information about your online accounts and bank cards. Everything you enter will then be protected by one master password, which is the only one you need always remember.

It uses the now popular AES-256 encryption method, which is used by a lot of other similar apps. And not only does it keep your passwords safe, but it also helps you create them.

The inbuilt generator lets you set up the length of the code and choose what characters it should include. You can choose between numbers, uppercase letters, and symbols.

You also don't need to worry about having to close the program every time you are not using it. After a few seconds of idle time, it will automatically lock itself and will only be accessible again after you enter the master password.

If there are certain things you want to write somewhere and make sure no one else will be able to see them, Swifty can help with that as well. It has a Notes section where you can write down what you need, and it will remain protected just like the credentials.

If at some point you decide to upgrade to a better PC, you don't need to worry about losing all the stored information. You can simply backup everything and copy it to the new device once you are ready.

For a password manager, Swifty really brings a lot to the table. With the number of features it has, I see no reason why you should not give it a try.