Xizzo (pronounced ziz-zo) is a thumb drive friendly password manager utility that helps users securely store their log-in information and enter it into any online form with a single mouse-click.

It is more secure than printed cheat sheets or IE's own Auto-Fill function, the standard methods of password "protection" for most users.

Xizzo protects all data with enhanced Blowfish (448-bit) encryption, and both the application and all data files can be saved to removable media for further security.

Xizzo's password management features includes one-click data entry, a user-friendly interface, an auto-logout feature for added security if you leave your computer, a customizable password generator, an Internet Launcher that opens a new browser window when any entry is double-clicked, and much more.

Plus, when not in use, Xizzo resides in the System Tray to keep desktop clutter to a minimum. The free version is limited to 10 password entries, while the Pro version has unlimited entries.

90 MHz Pentium; 16 MB of RAM; 5 MB of disk space;