Wallet
Wallet is a macOS password and secure information manager that stores logins, license keys, cards, and other private records in one place.
What is Wallet?
Wallet is a native macOS security and productivity app for storing passwords and other sensitive information in an encrypted database. It helps users keep website logins, software license keys, credit card details, notes, and custom records organized in one place. Wallet also supports flexible groups and entry types, so it can be used as a personal information manager rather than only a password list. For everyday use, it includes browser integration for filling web forms and saving new login details, plus options to sync data across devices using services such as Dropbox, WebDAV, or local Wi-Fi. Wallet is published by Acrylic Software and is designed for people who want a dedicated Mac app for securing and organizing important personal data.
Key features
- Store passwords, license keys, card details, and secure notes in one encrypted database
- Create custom groups and entry types to organize many kinds of personal information
- Fill web forms and save login details with browser extension support
- Sync your data across devices using Dropbox, WebDAV, or local Wi-Fi
- Attach files to individual entries for related documents or records
- Use auto-lock and clipboard clearing to reduce exposure of sensitive data
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
Wallet is a legitimate password and secure-data manager, so access to sensitive information is central to what it does. That means the main practical risk is not the app itself, but the importance of the data you choose to store in it and how well you protect your master password and sync destinations. Browser filling, local database storage, and sync features are normal for this type of app. Use a strong unique master password, keep backups of your wallet data, and be careful when storing financial or identity information on shared Macs.
Recommendation: Keep Wallet if you use it to store passwords or personal records, since removing it may leave you without easy access to that encrypted data on your Mac. If you no longer use it, export or back up anything important first, then remove the app and any leftover data you do not need.
Common paths
/Applications/Wallet.app
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