Password Store Manager

Access to Password Store Manager is protected by a master password. Provide the correct master password and you can access the application’s interface and functionality. This means you can store passwords, manage stored passwords, and generate passwords. From the user friendly interface you can access and enjoy all this functionality.

You will need three things to be able to run Password Store Manager: Windows 7 or Windows 8 operating system, .NET Framework 4.5 or newer, SQL Compact 4.0 or newer. If you have all these, you will have no problems getting Password Store Manager up and running on your PC.

When you launch Password Store Manager for the first time, you will be asked to provide a master password that must be between 8 and 40 characters long, must have at least 1 capital letter, 1 lowercase letter, and 1 number. The master password protects against unauthorized access; only you will be able to access Password Store Manager.

The main panel of the application’s interface presents a list of entries. Each entry covers the following info: application, description, username, password, web link, category.
Above this main panel there are three buttons: add an entry to the list, remove entry from the list, open the settings menu.

Easily add entries, securely store them, and efficiently manage them - Password Store Manager has this sort of functionality to offer. Furthermore, the application can be used to generate secure passwords, copy username/password to the clipboard, and open web links.

Password Store Manager is available as a free Lite edition and as a paid Standard edition. The Lite edition is limited to 20 entries; the search and category filters are disabled.

Securely store passwords, easily manage them, and conveniently generate secure passwords. All these three bits of functionality are nicely covered by Password Store Manager.