This can be pretty useful. Online security is important. Great job!

Nice work. I had an issue that my desktop dark theme made all the text light gray but the background was still white. There’s also an issue with updating a password for a site that doesn’t exist. I would have expected the button to update the one I have selected. I like the feature to include words at the beginning/end of generated passwords. It would be nice to be able to save passwords directly from the generator screen, rather than having to copy them over. I also would have expected passwords on the database screen to be hidden by default, maybe revealed by pressing a button.

Great idea and do like that you include the strength part.

As others have pointed out it’s unfortunately not safe so you would have to solve that. A keystore with a passphrase at the very least.

It’s a good challenge to develop a password manager, as you’ve already been told, you’ll have to focus on the security part which is essential for this type of tool.

Personally I use KeePass for my passwords. You may want to study their way of dealing with the security. Maybe you can even use the same technology as keepass for the encryption of your database (keepass is open source). It would have several advantages: you would be sure to use a safe technology, your users would be confident, your users could easily migrate from keepass to PassGenius and vice versa.

I like the idea, and the inclusion of a password strength meter is a nice touch.

However, I can not in good conscience recommend anyone use this tool. It does not store passwords in an encrypted format, so anyone with access to the file system can read them out. Furthermore, the source code is not available and not audited. On the plus side, it stores your passwords offline.

Overall, I do not think this is a bad application. It is impressive you could create something like this for this jam. It’s just that security critical software, like password managers, is an extremely poor choice of a utility to create during a game jam. If you are interested in making a password generation UI, consider using a readily available open-source password manager (such as KeepassXC) as a backend.

I am sorry if this sounds harsh, I just don’t want people to compromise their password security by using this tool.

Interesting tool, it is a good idea.

Only Issue that I would suggest to improve is to save the password encrypted, if somebody takes the database they can read all the passwords.

Very smart idea! I might start using it in the future