OneForAll

OneForAll is a comprehensive and practical software solution worth having when you need to organize and control important passwords from different sites and store them in a central database installed into your system. Since it comes with peer-to-peer encrypted communications, you are able to encrypt your passwords effortlessly.
When you launch the program for the first time, you need to set a master password that will be used each time you want to access the proper database. Additionally, it enables you to create a log file, where the password will be saved.
Although OneForAll works with SQL Server, you must be aware that the program connects to default databases. It provides you with two configuration modes namely ‘Express’ and ‘Custom’, the only difference between them is that the first option automatically creates all the necessary data and connects to a default database instance, while the latter enables you to customize the connection the way you want.
The ‘New’ button, located in the bottom pane of the application enables you to insert a new password by specifying basic details such as site or subject, login information, e-mail address, phone number and account name.
What’s quite interesting at OneForAll is that it allows you to generate a random password with ease. After selecting the type of characters you want to be included in the password, simply press the proper button. It will automatically generate 12 different passwords that you can choose from.
By accessing the Tools menu you are able to encrypt the current journal, change the master password, view all the attachments and inspect the created logs.
In case you want to remove all the password information and delete the database that stores all your personal details, you can easily select the ‘Drop Database’ option from the File menu. It will immediately erase all the data without leaving any tracks.
To conclude, OneForAll proves to be a steady and effective solution when it comes to organizing all your passwords, as well as generating new strong encrypted passwords.