Universal Password Manager

Adrian Smith

About this app

NOTE: UPM is no longer actively developed or supported. It's being left here so existing users can continue using it but new users are encouraged to use a different password manager.

Universal Password Manager allows you to store all your usernames, passwords, URLs and notes in an AES encrypted database protected by one master password.

Internet access is only needed if you use the Remote Database feature. See website for details.

Ratings and reviews

I Love thsi app. It is simple. It stores your passwords & that is it. I have used it for about almost 10 years. But I got a smaller phone & now the app is too big for my phone. The "Create" button is behind the phone's "Back" button. I can't move beyond the creation page. I tried making the phone app screen smaller, but that didn't work. Hopefully the owner of the app will read this & come up with a solution. I was looking at other password apps, & none of them are as good as this one.

Great app. Been using for years. You enter all of your passwords in and set 1 password to enter into the app. Super easy, and it functions perfectly. Been using it for probably 6 years maybe more. It saves to your phone to look passwords up yourself. It does not upload that I know of and it won't autofill passwords online. Its just to save passwords and look them up if you can't remember them.

Love this app, easy to use and truly trustworthy. HOWEVER, the only option to do a "Synced" backup is to Dropbox. I do not use Dropbox. As a DECADES LONG USER I am not a programmer. I created a SourceForge login but end up in a vicious circle trying to contact someone. I use "Box" to sync my app backups but BOX is not an option.... only Dropbox. HELP!

What’s new

* Fixed Dropbox sync issue by upgrading Dropbox SDK to version 7.0.0.
* Removed "Confirm Exit" dialog when hitting back from main screen.
* Upgraded targetSDK version to 36.