Spiral Password Book with Alphabetical Tabs - 5.8" X 8.2" Small Password Keeper Book with Inner Pocket for Seniors , Large Print, Hardcover, 450 Logins – Internet Password Organizer Notebook for Home & Office Use

I'm very sad that they discontinued selling this. This was by far the best design amongst undated hourly planners on the market. The benefit of the undated feature goes without say. The ability to check the weekday quickly is a small plus. The time range of 8am to 11pm is reasonable. It spaces the time intervals evenly for OCDs like me. Those are all small, given things though. Most importantly, the best part about this particular planner template is that it not only gives the hourly part enough room, but it also does not waste the remaining space with irrelevant fluffs like meal or water. They're occupied by priorities and to-do list, which are perfect prompts to remind a person what to focus on that day and what they could do if there's extra time, etc. These two prompts are actually useful. And even with useful prompts like these, the schedule part still occupy slightly more space, as I personally prefer, because that's where the meat of the schedule is. The more space the easier to write. I have yet to find another undated planner on the market that 1) gives the actual hourly planning part more space than the notes section and 2) contains just the two useful prompts and not other fluffers occupying the space. I found a close one, but still not as perfect as this one. Please consider selling this again. Personally, it was a lifesaver for me, a procrastinator that survived an overwhelmingly busy schedule for 1 year. Every time after I plan, I could clearly see that there is no room for procrastination, and that I still have these items to focus on.

I'm of the Generation X and I found that "Goldilocks" size—not too big, not too small, but just right! As a Gen Xer, there’s definitely something satisfying about a product that is practical and actually fits the space it’s supposed to.

This is by far the best password book I’ve ever bought and I’ve had many. The sturdiness of the cover is solid. I love that there are pages for every letter in the alphabet. Spiral bound is the only way to go so the pages lay while open. The only thing I would change is the thickness of the letter page tabs.. You will be pleasantly surprised with the overall quality and for such a reasonable price.

Good password book; I just needed something to keep some of the more important information so that my wife has access to it. It has alphabetized tabs which is useful and 4 additional lines for when you change passwords. It's a solid price point; probably the same as buying a normal notebook. I find the spiral mechanism a bit weird; but it's difficult to explain. Basically if you open it all the way toward the back; you can only close it back the same way you opened it rather than it being able to be closed either way. Highlights: - Affordable - 4 password options (for changing) - A-Z tabs - Sufficient pages per letter Lowlights: - spiral mechanism is a little annoying Overall, I find it useful for my purposes at an affordable price point.

Good quality and plenty of room for all your passwords. Like the spiral as easy to use for both reading and writing.

This makes sense. I like the plain outside as an extra safety measure for. us. The alphabetical nature of organizing is excellent and easy. We also like the extra spaces for when we change the password.

I've purchased three of these for clients. They're sturdy & have plenty of room for the needed information & more.

Medium sized book with three pages for each alphabet letter. 3 entries per page with loads of room for multi information and notes. Love the color coded tabs. Love the spiral side so it lays flat. I write in pencil so I can update info easily. Bright outside color makes it easier to find if I lay it down in the wrong place. Outer cover is hard, not floppy plastic. Also, no memtion of "passcodes" on the outside to advertise private info to others. Can't find any negatives to report. Love it!