Password Alchemist

The best app to safeguard your most important passwords. Stop worrying about your lists. There are none. The app stores neither your passwords nor the sites where you use those passwords, and yet you can easily reproduce any password you created and change it just as easily. The passwords can be automatically different for every web site, strong, and almost certainly different from that of anyone else using the app on a different phone.Use the app to supplement your password manager or to end the struggle to find your scribbled notes..

You could just transform the site name into a password, but we think the best way to use the app is to transform the site name plus a secret word. The secret word can be anything---even 123, abc, your dog’s name, or an old simple favorite password. The addition of a secret word means that for anyone to get your password from your phone, they will need not only to have access to your phone but to know your secret word and the site names where you use passwords. The characters you enter can include space characters, numbers, and characters used in almost any written language.

Using the web site name plus the same secret word for every web site is unforgettable, as well as both quick and easy
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For Example:
To CREATE a strong password for Twitter, select ‘Create a P-A Password’, enter the site name along with a secret word or phrase---let’s use your dog’s name, ‘Rover’. Enter TwitterRover on the ‘site name’ line, press ‘generate password’ and a strong password will be displayed. Press the 'copy' button and take it with you.
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To CHECK the password later, just select ‘Check a P-A Password’, enter the same thing (TwitterRover) you used to create the strong password, press ‘generate password’ and the password you created earlier will be displayed. Forget about forgetting
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To CHANGE the password, just select 'Change a P-A Password,' enter the same thing (TwitterRover) you used to create the strong password, and you will get a different strong password. Just press the 'copy' button and take it with you..

Entering TwitterRover (web site name plus dog’s name) into the app gives me this strong password: cfrP%36@a4E3Mv(D. Entering AmazonRover gives me: 2$(cksW9@ATY(33M.

And these strong passwords almost certainly will be unique. Using Password Alchemist to enter TwitterRover on a different phone than mine gives me $(a2NElo86u@#G5C.

All the passwords you create will, unless you choose otherwise, be long and complex. But their length and complexity is no problem. You don’t have to remember them, just remember how you got them---web site name plus the same secret word that you use with every site name. And you don’t store the strong password or write it down. There’s no need.

In addition to creating passwords for web sites, the app can be used for creating, making and keeping track of the many other passwords, pin numbers and codes that we all increasingly need. Suppose you need a pin for your bank ATM. Go to the main page of Password Alchemist and select “Create a P-A Password”. Then, on the page that comes up, go to the ‘Site Name’ line and add your secret word--- Rover’, for example---to ATM to get ATMRover. Then, if the pin is required to be four numerals, just de-select all character categories except numerals (by just tapping them), change the password length to four, and press ‘generate password.’ When you need it later, just select "Check a P-A Password" on the main page of the app, enter whatever you used to create the ATM password---for example, ATMRover---then press ‘generate password,’ and the password is displayed.

Password Alchemist is the best app to safeguard your most important passwords. As simple as 123. As easy as abc.

And just a small one-time license fee.