KeePass Reviews 11

A well-designed password manager. Easy to install, easy to use. The data is only stored locally on the device and you can easily retrieve it as well. Special key combinations make copy and paste quick and easy. After a short time, the data is then removed from the clipboard again. The user interface might look a bit dated, but that's a matter of taste. All in all a pretty good password manager.

I started using this amazing tool in 2013 for storing passwords, generating new passwords using my own templates or default on Windows. I'm sure this is the best password manager you can ever find on the Internet. It is not as intuitive for a non-tetchy user, but it still very simple to use IMO.

I have tried 3 times to install and use KeePassxc but once closed it would not recognise my password. First time having entered many, many passwords it just would not open. I took the bull by the horns after trying to repair it, and uninstalled and reinstalled and the same again although this time I did not sit and reload all p/w, just a couple. Same again so I give up and find something that will actually work. Incidentally I am 100% sure I had the correct p/w

Works always worked and will probably always work

Great application. Very grateful to the authors for making it.

Great tool to keep all passwords in one place and never forget them!

I put off changing all my passwords for a long time because I didn't want to have to go through everything and update that information. It wasn't until my laptop got stolen and I was forced to secure all my accounts that I decided it's time to switch over. I'm glad I did, it really makes signing in easier, and I'm much happier knowing my passwords are far more secure now than they've ever been in the past.

Keepass offers the possibility to keep a local database of all your password, so if someone wants to gain access to it they have to physically access your device before they can attempt anything on the heavily encrypted file itself.

I started using Keepass on a personal computer running under Linux, and I particularly liked the fact that it was open-source (peer audited) and cross-platform. I value the safety of my critical data, especially after one of my passwords was compromised by the infamous Heartbleed flaw.

The inbuilt password generator of Keepass means that you don't even have to worry about coming up with new passwords or remembering them. All you need is a long and complex, but easy to rember master password.

The cross-platform nature of Keepass allows to move the database to various devices: Windows, OSX, Android, iOS, Blackberry OS, iOS... you name it.

We are encouraged to transfer more and more of our sensitive data on remote cloud servers that can easily be compromised by flawed security code, but a solution like Keepass means that you don't have to delegate responsibility and you can stay in charge of your critical data.