About KeyWand
Based on Cloverleaf,
KeyWand creates consistent passwords based on a primary
pass-phrase—something long enough that you can remember
it but somebody who knows you can’t easily guess
it—the application name or URL, and (optionally) your
user name or e-mail address. You can store that password in
a password manager, or you can generate the same password
every time that you need to log in.
You should probably use Cloverleaf, but I (John) had
too much trouble deploying it to a local server, so this
project exists to have fewer moving parts. Cloverleaf uses
somewhat more sophisticated methods of generating the
password.
If you use a recognized application name, KeyWand will use
information, supplied by Cloverleaf, to try to better match
the password requirements for that site. If you use the
application's URL, instead, then KeyWand will use
logos provided by Logo.dev
to identify that you use the same URL consistently.
However, to use Logo.dev, you need to acquire an API key and
supply it under the Options page.