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Keep track of all your passwords securely and conveniently!

Passwords causing you headaches? Atek's Logio Secure Password Organizer is for you!

Passwords are hard to manage!

• If you use hard-to-guess ones, you forget them
• If you use easy-to-guess ones, or the same ones, they are not safe
• If you store them on paper or in a "secret" file on your computer, they are not protected

With the Logio Secure Password Organizer, you can easily keep track of different, hard-to-guess passwords simply by memorizing one master passcode to access the encrypted data. And you can conveniently and securely carry this information with you wherever you go!

Logio is so small, thin (just 1/8"), and light weight, you can keep it in your wallet, purse, or pocket, or use the lanyard to carry it around your neck.

Never have password problems again!

• Data protected by sophisticated AES encryption implementation
• Set up your own master passcode and change it whenever you want
• Store website names and/or addresses, user IDs, and passwords
• Store desktop logins, ATM and debit card pin codes, credit card numbers, frequent flyer program numbers, password and driver's license numbers, etc.
• Holds over 200 records - no data loss if battery runs down
• Save your three favorite user IDs for easy entry in records
• Generate random passwords automatically or manually enter numbers, uppercase and lowercase letters, symbols, and punctuation marks
• Quick entry of special characters for Web and email addresses
• Go directly to records by pushing the number or letter at the beginning of the record you are looking for
• Audible button tones for easy operation
• Optional display of lost and found information
• User-configurable settings for button tone volume, screen contrast, and auto-off time
• Advanced navigation and editing functions for power users
• Available in two colors: black and white
• Comes with lanyard, carrying pouch, and coin cell battery
• One year limited warranty

Ergonomics note: The buttons on the Logio are relatively small. As with any small electronic device, if you have arthritis in your hands and/or fingers, you may experience some difficulty in operating the buttons. The buttons have no tactile feedback, so if you are hearing impaired, you may also have trouble hearing the audible button feedback. Since the Logio LCD display is not backlit, if you are visually impaired, you may have some difficulty in viewing the screen. If you are not comfortable with the "multi-tap" method of character input commonly found on cell phones, you may find inputting information into the Logio to be difficult.

Consumer and professional reviews of the Logio can be found in the Reviews & Showcase section of our Community Forums.