PassVault spells its meaning right from the start. This Electron-based application is your key to storing and remembering all those complex passwords you set for various accounts and services. No online dependencies, means your keys will be safely stored, not to mention encrypted, and placed on your machine without any online access whatsoever.

Are you sharing a machine with someone and both fear you might forget account passwords? The answer could be in this application, as it features multiple user support. The whole reinterpretation of the password manager concept is to this app's advantage. The simplicity it puts on the table is both reassuring and innovative. It doesn't lack features. It simply makes the whole process safe and easy.

There is a password strength indicator for each particular entry you fill in. You can also receive various notifications regarding your vault, change and search passwords as you see fit. Copy your password to the clipboard for an even easier way to log into whatever service you'd like. There is no need to remember any password other than the one you need to unlock your vault. The created account is offline, so don't worry about any possible online leaks.

The simplicity that seems to characterize this program can also be seen in its esthetical approach, meaning you won't be surprised by flashy pop-ups or annoying bells and whistles you wouldn't need in the first place. All functions are clearly labeled, accessible, and visible. The app does retain a modern aspect, even if it's not filled with features.

With PassVault it all boils down to user preference. If you are in favor of offline use, simplicity, and fast response, this application should suit your needs without any issues. If, on the other hand, you prefer password vaults with more advanced features and a more commercial approach, this one's not for you.