HexaVault helps people store their passwords and other important information

A new password manager app called HexaVault has been launched which helps users store and manage passwords and other important private information. HexaVault is a secure personal information digital locker. Users can store their important private data like passwords, financial account details, personal identification documents details, and various other important information safely and securely on their mobile device.

In a market crowded with hundreds of passwords managers, HexaVault claims to be different by focusing on storing not just passwords and logins but all the important information of a person, thus becoming a sort of virtual assistant. HexaVault comes with predefined templates for storing various types of information – passwords to websites and apps, bank accounts, credit and debit cards, insurance policies, loan and mortgage accounts, passport, national id card (think social security number), tax id, school or employer issued id cards, medical prescriptions, educational details, various utilities like electricity, cable, Internet, mobile and such. Users also have the option of creating their own templates.

HexaVault stores the information in encrypted format on user’s mobile device. The information will remain safe even if the device is lost or stolen because of the strong encryption used.

HexaVault is a free app and is available for Apple iOS devices like iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch and Android based mobile phones and tablets. The app can be downloaded from Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

More information about the app can be viewed at their website www.hexavault.com.

Uconomix is an India based software products company developing applications for web, desktop and mobile platforms. The company was founded in 2005 and focusses on information and data protection products like photo, video and PDF watermarking applications.

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