SoundLocker

Remembering passwords is a hassle and requires the user to remember random digits and letters. However, what often ends up happening is that either the same password is used on multiple sites which is definitely insecure or the passwords themselves are insecure.

SoundLocker is different. SoundLocker relies on your ability to associate songs to applications not your trust in third-parties or your ability to memorize hard to remember letters and numbers. All of our code is open-sourced so as a user you’ll always know what is going on behind the scenes. Our password generation algorithm is as secure as you can get given the password length you specify. We do not store any of your passwords, locally or remotely.

See https://github.com/theworldbright/SoundLocker/blob/master/README.md#is-soundlocker-secure-and-risk-free for a security analysis.

Developed by Sam Warren, Patrick Shao, and Kent Shikama. Original idea and feedback from Jeffrey Milling, Max Byers, and James Best.