F-Secure Key is a password manager designed for Mac. With its help, you can easily keep track of your bank account information, the credentials of multiple email accounts, and login details for accessing various websites.
Its interface is very intuitive, with simple to alter program security settings. You can password-protect the stored records by setting a master password. The password needs to contain at least one of the following types of characters: letters, numbers, and punctuation marks. You can always modify the master password if necessary.
Another great thing is the fact that you can create a backup of the stored data in the event of forgetting your master password.
You can store 2 types of items: Passwords and Credit Card. Sadly, the program doesn't give you the ability to add new item categories, such as software license keys or private notes. Another disadvantage is the fact that the utility supports only one output format when it comes to exporting the stored information.
All in all, F-Secure Key is a great tool for storing account credentials. However, if you're looking for a utility that helps you keep track of more than just 2 types of private information, I'd suggest you try a different Mac program.
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