App that stores passwords

[kramseib]

I just purchased the droid and I am particularly interested in an app that will store passwords for me. On an older phone I used "ewallet" to store my many passwords. Anyone know of something like this?

 

[SchizoSlimm]

Great idea. Previous a blackberry owner and this proved very helpfull.

 

[nycdroid]

I just purchased the droid and I am particularly interested in an app that will store passwords for me. On an older phone I used "ewallet" to store my many passwords. Anyone know of something like this?

Download the app called "KeePassDroid". It is an extension of the available KeePass app for the PC and other platforms. Fantastic application which I have been using for years so its great to have on Android.

The only downside to the Android app is that it does not support the Keepass 2.x database file format. So if you choose to use the PC app alongside the Android app, make sure you use the older 1.x database file format until it is fully supported in Android.

 

[hiway12]

I second the KeePass recommendation. I've been using the desktop app for years and the Droid app is seamless for me

 

[largeselection]

tried it but it said "couldn't access parent file" when I tried to create a new database.

 

[xliderider]

Try Keeper, there is a free version and a paid version that adds back-up capability. It supposedly uses military grade data encryption.

 

[msheldon]

I use Keeper, I like it. I also like that they have a PC version (paid) that can sync with the Android version.

 

[largeselection]

Sweet deal. Keeper works great for me.

 

[gg2005c]

I use KeePassDroid