Subrosa

Subrosa is a handy tool that helps you keep all your passwords safe and sound. We all know how tricky it can get to remember different passwords for every service we use. Luckily, this nifty software lets you store your login details in an encrypted file, so you don’t have to worry about forgetting them!

Password Management Made Easy

The best part? Subrosa is portable! You don’t need to go through a long setup process, and it won't mess with your PC's settings. You can take it anywhere you go and use just a little bit of your computer’s resources.

User-Friendly Design

When you open Subrosa, you'll see that its interface is super simple—nothing flashy or distracting. It’s divided into two panels, making it easy to navigate between the password database and the password generator.

Store Your Credentials Securely

You can save names and passwords for any account, which is super helpful for services that require specific passwords. While it's not required, there's an option to add a master key for extra security. This way, your data gets encrypted using the Blowfish algorithm, and only you can access it if you have that key.

Add and Organize Passwords with Ease

Your entries are listed neatly; only the name shows up at first glance. Adding new entries is as easy as typing in the password along with the service name or any note that helps you remember what it's for. Plus, there's a button that lets you import all generated passwords quickly!

Password Generator Features

This app also has a cool feature where it can create up to a thousand different passwords made from symbols, numbers, or letters! Just hit “Generate,” and you'll get multiple unique options in no time.

File Saving Limitations

One downside is when you save your file; it only exports in its specific format. This means you'll need Subrosa to access your saved data again. It would be nice if there was an option to save everything as a plain TXT file for easier access.

Simplicity Wins!

All in all, while Subrosa might not seem like much at first glance, it's actually a straightforward way to keep various credentials safe in one place. It may lack some flexibility but makes up for it with simplicity—especially when using the built-in password generator!