Passpack
Passpack took the “password manager”, and made it web-based. Users can make and store passwords in a single, organized list, then access them from anywhere leaving no traces behind on the computer. Passpack is Free.
| Startup type: | Company |
| Status: | Active |
| Stage: | Growth |
| Publicity: | Open to speaking to journalists. |
| Funding: | Angel, Friends and Family, Self-funded |
| Industries: | Information Technology, Internet |
| Location: | Rome, Italy |
| Website: | http://www.passpack.com |
| More info: | CrunchBase |
OUR NEWS
Current status
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Some News From The Hills: Inc. Magazine, and BizTechDay - http://bit.ly/9t24Eu1 year ago |
Long ago
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03 November 2010
Passpack twittered 15 times, here's their latest:
Some News From The Hills: Inc. Magazine, and BizTechDay - http://bit.ly/9t24Eu |
ABOUT US
Passpack's flagship product is a free online password manager. Passpack lets you access your passwords and secure messages from anywhere, at anytime (wherever internet is available). Accounts are free: http://www.passpack.com/signup
Passpack Desktop is a supporting tool built on Adobe AIR allowing users to sync with their online Passpack.com accounts. Download & FAQ: : http://bit.ly/lDuJ
Users wishing to carry a backup copy of their data on a USB drive, can try Passpack Offline built with Google Gears. More info: http://bit.ly/EVQo
Quick Company History
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Passpack, the free online password manager, was launched in December 2006 and immediately started to grow. In January 2008, the company was incorporated with operational headquarters are based in Rome, Italy.
Passpack was funded shortly following, in May 2008. Investors include Zernike Meta Ventures S.p.A (ZMV), representing Ingenium and members of Italian Angels for Growth.
In November 2008, Passpack officially came out of Beta, simultaneously launching the first premium upgrade. The year 2009 promises many innovations, including the release of a Black Box appliance for the small enterprise.
To date, Passpack is managed by co-founders Tara Kelly (U.S. citizen) and Francesco Sullo (Italian Citizen). This "little password manager that could" continues to grow and garner incredible media coverage: PC Magazine, Cnet's Webware and NBC Nightly News.
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Jesper Kampmann Madsen
Young danish entrepreneur involved in alot of projects, primary online services. If you have an awesome project, do not hesitate to contact me if you need a partner who can come up with good ideas and some hardcore programming skills.