Latest Reviews

1. 
   photonboy

   2.0 Beta 1 (Aug 20, 2008)

   This is very comparable to KeePass except I found Password Memory 2009's icon creation and grouping unnecessarily complex. Compare both programs and you'll see what I mean.
   
   Security is basically incredible for any program of this type.
   
   I uninstalled this and went back to KeePass. With KeePass being free and meeting all my needs I wouldn't buy any program of this type, but I thought I'd compare a few just to be sure.
   
   Other:
   The company that sells/makes this (CodeAero) has a few other programs for organizing music, movies and books. Together the pro versions are close to $200. I'd seriously check out the program "Mediaman" which I use primarily for my extensive DVD collection and books. http://www.imediaman.com/

2. 
   mengo

   1.1 RC1 (Jun 18, 2008)

   well im on po4ko on this, but why not donate the 20$ to keepass and help the open source community
   Ive used keepass for a long long time, and its just the best password store around
   
   Is it better to keep passwords in a closed source database? I cant see the problem

3. 
   jp_ext

   1.0.3 (Feb 7, 2008)

   @po4ko: Maybe because I don't want critical info such as passwords in an open source database?

4. 
   po4ko

   1.0.3 Beta (Feb 4, 2008)

   Why would anyone want to give their $20 away, when there is the king of all password managers - KeePass.
   
   Is is free, open source, multiplatform, and you can copy its installation on an USB stick with your database, even without getting a separate portable version, which is also there.
   
   So why do I need to give my $20 away, for something that I can get for free and which is better anyway?

5. 
   jp_ext

   1.0.1 Beta (Nov 20, 2007)

   I got the program (and database) installed on my USB stick. So I carry it with me wherever I go.