There are multiple programs and websites that require passwords, as well as several machines and accounts that people need to remember passwords for. Writing them down can be dangerous, but sometimes necessary if remembering them all is difficult. Password Base is a text application that encrypts what is written, keeping it secure.

Given that the average person will have to remember multiple passwords and pass keys to various devices and accounts, and the process for recovering lost passwords can be extremely difficult in some cases, the program is very useful.

It operates the same as other text documents, as well as being able to save them to regular TXT documents, yet users can just encrypt what they write. Anyone attempting to view the document without Password Base, including the user, will just see a series of binary coding.

Actually encrypting and decrypting files is simple, when users are creating a document, they can press the encryption button, which offers the save feature. The directory or file location to save in can be selected and changed accordingly.

When decrypting files, users need to load a previously encrypted text file from anywhere within their system. The text is displayed in its encrypted form and the decrypt button is immediately accessible. Unlike some programs, encryption and decryption are near instantaneous. The correct text appears as soon as decrypt is selected.

Password Base provides a simple solution to the problem of remembering multiple passwords. For those who struggle to remember, Password Base will satisfy most users, while it could all be contained within the program, the separate documents add extra security in case one is compromised.