HashApass

HashApass is a standalone gadget specially designed for computers running Windows 7 and Vista, capable of quickly creating strong passwords to help you protect valuable information, such as email accounts, Internet connections, documents, or photos. It doesn't include complicated configuration settings and only asks you to remember a single master key.

It's recommended to make this master key as complex as possible, hard to guess by other people you share your computer with. In the following step, all you have to do is write a keyword to be able to generate a password. It provides a high level of security, thanks to the fact that it's made from lowercase and uppercase letters, numbers, and special characters, a total of eight characters.

Every time you write the same master key and parameter, HashApass generates the correct password. This means that you don't have to write them down in a text document and risk exposing the secret codes to other people, especially if you plan to transfer them over unsecured network connections.

The tool doesn't integrate settings for changing any part of the password complexity, such as type of characters or length. Thanks to built-in Windows options, it's possible to move the small window to any part of the screen, adjust its opacity level, and make it stay on top of other frames.

Unsurprisingly from such a compact tool, it didn't put a strain on the machine's overall performance, consuming a low amount of CPU and RAM. We haven't experienced any stability issues, as it didn't trigger the operating system to hang, crash or prompt error messages.

Although it doesn't come bundled with a particularly rich set of features, HashApass offers a simple and straightforward solution for generating random and secure keys for various purposes.