Universal Password Manager Reviews

I've had UPM on my Android for years, and works great. However, can not get to upload on Windows, not much in the way of support other than the discussion line. Downloaded a Java driver and still No joy. Running Windows 10 via Microsoft 365. PLS send an Assist, so I can change from 1 star to 5, appreciate your help!

Thanks for the program! Also thanks for the license you are distributing it under!

Simple and super cross-platform; I've been using it with Android and Linux using Dropbox as sync platform, now I'm with Android and Windows 10 using my own http as sync location, well, it has always been working a charm.

Claims to work on Windows, but doesn't.

Installed and run without issue on Linux CentOS 6.5. Very nice, just what I wanted.

I like it very much I would like a contextual menu - copy,paste in the notes below the fields

Normally I am a KeePass user but I just got a MAC and was not able to get KeePass working on OSX. I exported my KeePass database to a CSV file imported it to UPM and I was done. Nice work! The goal is to get it working on Ubuntu (done), OSX (done) Windows and Android. If I get it working on all four I will make the transition. Is this Open Source?

Extremely useful, especially when combined with with Dropbox for synchronized use on PCs and Android devices. The interface is a little basic but it works.

Unable to get past the part where it asks for "Database to load on startup" on my mac. I already have a upm account on my android phone and sync via dropbox but I cannot access my db through my Mac. I am physically able to pull up the upm.db file but keep getting an error that says 'Invalid value for "minutes".' HELP!!!

Upm is great! Thanks.

Honestly, cannot say enough good things about this program. It is the answer for anyone who has more than 2 passwords. I haven't tried the iOS version, but the Android one works flawlessly and so does the PC version. So easy to use and setup. The best is that you can update from anywhere and any machine and any platform. The only thing lacking is a portable app from DropBox,which would allow me to carry the UPM java program and make updates. The trick to the PC synch is simply installing DropBox on your PC and pointing the DB file. That's it!! The Android version has a default setting to synch with DropBox, nothing else to do there! Adrian, amazed and grateful by this wonderful program you wrote!

Very simple, easy and very usefull! Multiplatform java solution. Nice client for Android. Dropbox sync - the must feature!

I find it a very stable and useful tool that I used for almost 2 years and the only problems have been self inflicted. Joe 1/14/2013 Update: Really like the Dropbox sync. That truely enhance the tool for me. Adrian, thank you for the effort. Any chance of an iPhone version? Take care. Joe

I really thought I had found the perfect password keeper, until I got a new phone and it won't transfer over, can you guys just make these things simple for us non geeks.. all this root stuff and see where the upm file is saving to, all that is nonsense for the average person.... now I have to look for something simple and care free that really works for me...I will just have to start over with these 50+passwords..

excellent application.

Excellent work.

Works fine. I just wish there was a Windows version that didn't use Java - I diligently keep Java off most of my Windows machines.

Perfrct! Just what I need!

Keep this application as simple as possible ! It's perfect !

Fantastic ! ! The only application to synchronise passwords between Linux PCs and Android ! ! :-D

Es un programa muy bueno. Mi favorito. Lo llevo en mi USB a todos lados, ya que llevo todos los secretos dentro de el. 100% recomendado

I copied the program on my USB key. All I need on the host is a JVM! Great tool, simple, secured, great.