I think it&#x27;s more a password manager that doesn&#x27;t <i>manage</i> passwords.<p>You can&#x27;t set an expiry date on a password. You can&#x27;t change a password if it&#x27;s compromised. You don&#x27;t know when a master password was created so you can change it. If you change your master password you have to change every password you care about. You can&#x27;t introduce new entropy. You have to manually specify a keyword scheme (and presumably store it yourself). You can&#x27;t store metadata in case the website decides it&#x27;s changed from usernames to email addresses and you&#x27;ve forgotten which one you used for what. You can&#x27;t change the master password independently of the individual passwords.<p>In actual password management, this program makes you specify, store and organize it all yourself. And without significantly more security than a traditional password manager like Keepass.<p>It seems a bit cocky to call it &quot;Visionary&quot;.