Using strong AES 512-bit encryption to secure your precious information, you can quickly search for password entries using a few letters of their category or title, edit and create new entries, generating new random passwords on demand.

You can quickly view or copy in the clipboard the username, email or password, so you can paste it in another mobile application, or type that information when using other computers. For those mobile applications that do not support pasting, you can open a floating popup window that stays on top while you type in your password.

Password entries can have an URL associated with them, for quickly opening your favorite web sites that require credentials.

Password Store files (*.skps) created by slimPASSWORDS are compatible with slimKEYS password files used by the slimLAUNCH.Passwords extension.

Take a look at this short demo for a better idea of how useful slimPASSWORDS can be, or check the step by step example.

If you like this project, please consider donate to the developer.

Update Description:
v1.1.9614 (14-12-2009):
- Can automatically exit when idle for a certain period of time, or the device gets locked.
- Improved popup window for easier clicking and moving.
- Improved list redraw for better performance.

v1.0.9478 (28-09-2009):
- Now supports adding new password entries, and editing existing entries.
- Can generate and suggest new passwords.
- The popup window was improved for better positioning.
- You can view the full list of passwords.
- slimPASSWORDS is now available on the Windows Mobile Marketplace.

v1.0.9378 (28-07-2009):
- Added floating popup window for typing information in applications that do not support pasting.

v1.0.9272 (22-05-2009):
- Initial release of slimPASSWORDS.
- You can read any slimKEYS password file (*.skps).
- This first version does not support new password generation. This is coming in the next release.