SafeInCloud 19.1.6

The internet is a wonderful but dangerous place. The longer you spend on it, the more likely you are to have created an account. Some of these accounts may be sensitive. If you're security conscious, you'll have used different passwords for each account. However, I don't need to explain how difficult it can be to keep track once you reach the dozen phase. That's why a password manager can be incredibly useful - and one of them is SafeInCloud.

SafeInCloud keeps your password safe and all you need to do is remember a single master password. It differentiates itself from other password managers by also including a comprehensive set of features and tools that a lot of other password managers lack. Setting the program up is incredibly simple - there's almost nothing to mention outside of it integrating an entry into the Windows Boot sequence without telling you. Once it's launched, you're cued to set up a master password. The program estimates how long it would take a hypothetical someone to crack it - mines is estimated to be 17 years.

It lets you automatically synch with your online drives and browsers to import your current passwords. You can also input your cards, PIN numbers, dates, phone numbers, and more. You can also set a password attempt limit, where if you or someone else fails to input the master password enough times, it will automatically wipe itself. That feature, coupled with all the others, makes SafeInCloud a safe and easy recommend. Best of all - it's completely free.