Keeping your sensitive data safe and secure is most often achieved through encryption, and of course, passwords. But what about when you wish to keep your encryption keys or login credentials safe? This is where apps like Terminal Password Manager come into play.

This app was designed specifically in order to create, edit, and manage a password library, all from within a command-line-based interface, which brings a different touch to the entire security and credentials storage endeavor.

For all those of you out there who might be fearing CLI-based apps, you will be happy to see that
Terminal Password Manager and its entire functioning is far easier than you think. I really liked the fact that it features lots of hints and simple letters for each, detailed choice.

Setting up the app for the first use was a breeze. I simply created a new account, with a corresponding password, and then proceeded to add my website or credit card data, by following the simple prompts and inputting the right information.

Just as I was saying above, the app features very intuitive handling, and even novices or those who might be unaccustomed to CMD functionality will be able to quickly wrap their head around it and add their precious data.

The fact that it doesn’t require an active Internet connection is a big advantage, and its internal database seems to be having ample capacity. Oh, and it features cool color coding for the different tools and options.

If you’re seeking for a fun and easy-to-use password manager, but reliant on the command line, this app might be the right choice for you. Not only does it feature accessible handling, but it manages to offer reliable functionality and secure data storage.