Password Generator: UltraPass

Tobias Schiek - Apps for your everyday life

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About this app

With a wide range of options, UltraPass allows you to generate secure passwords for any purpose. The app is a password generator and password manager in one.

HIGHLIGHTS of the password generator:

✔️ Generation of strong secure random passwords
✔️ Many options for different purposes
✔️ Individual numbers, letters and special characters can be de-/activated
✔️ Display of password strength
✔️ History for copied passwords
✔️ The history can be locked with a PIN or fingerprint
✔️ Profiles for storing different configurations
✔️ QR code can be created from password
✔️ Export of the history to a text file
✔️ Export and import of the profiles and history

CLOUD-Synchronization (via In-App-Purchase):
✔️ Syncs your data online
✔️ Use of the web app so that you can also access it from anywhere

Plus:
✔️ Made in Germany 🇩🇪
✔️ Free
✔️ No ads
✔️ No internet connection needed

If you have any questions or suggestions for improvement, I would be happy to receive an email from you.

Ratings and reviews

Best standalone password generator. This generator gives you total control of how passwords are created. You can define the length, the specific letters, numbers, and special characters used. When you copy one of the generated passwords to your clipboard, it automatically saves it in your password list so you easily refer back to it if needed. Not a password manager, but great companion to whichever manager you are using. Highly recommended!

Been looking for a decent configurable password generator for a while now. This one checks all the boxes. I definitely like the fact that you can change the accent colors call Mom would be great if more were added and if they were a little bit more vibrant. Still it gets five stars as is, so you're only improving something that's already great.

This is exactly the kind of password generator I've always liked: nonsensical but pronounceable! Besides that you can specify the number of characters and all the standard options likely to be demanded of you whenever sites or apps require a password change. Finally, you can keep them in a protected, annotated list for when you inevitably forget them! And I didn't notice any ads, either!

What’s new

New: You can add your own passwords to the password list
New: You can edit the password and note in the password list