Offline Password Manager vVARY

Yogesh Dama

About this app

Developer Description

Offers secure password storage, No internet require for app to function.

Super easy to use Offline Password Manager app with simple straightforward password saving option with no bunch of features those rarely used by any users.

Integrating smoothly into your daily Android experience.
Its a perfect blend of security and usability on Android.

Highly secure password manager for Android with an encrypted data saving.

Beginner-friendly password manager with an intuitive and streamlined Android app.

It also has straightforward password sharing for individuals, families, and team.

Its simple password saving app and it do not includes below features:
Auto fill, android keyboard sync, cloud storage, and many other features those are not provided.
Do not have password generator, password health checkup and such features.
Its simple password storage app with high level of encryption.

Version Information

Version: -
Downloads: 10K+
Updated on: -
Released: Dec 3, 2024
Requires: Android Varies with device

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Offline Password Manager users say on Google Play

★★★★★

Govind Bhanushali

Very safe app, no internet permission asked. Its completely offline password mananger.

★★★★

Bill W

excellent manager with no permissions

★★★

Shyam Patel

Needed backup and restore option.

★★

Bolaji Bankole

This App cannot import or export user:pass

★

Steve Tyler

WORTHLESS Without a search feature (like everyone, I have hundreds of passwords) as well as backup and restore this password manager is worthless. Not to mention if you don't force close the app it doesn't ask for it's own password when you open it (kind of defeats the whole purpose). Anyone else notice how quick the developer is to reply when someone leaves a rare positive comment but he ignores all the negative feedback. That's the best way to never improve an app.