Ginz is a free password manager developed for Mac. This utility comes in handy if you created a large amount of email or social networking accounts over the years. Ginz lets you store all account information you need in one straightforward interface and provides you with an integrated search tool that helps you find the credentials you require within moments.
Other programs like ginz come with integrated password generators, options to sync stored data among devices, etc. This application only lets you store the account information.
You can add or edit account credentials, use the built-in search tool to find the information you need, and password-protect the app's records by setting a master password (you can enter or edit the master password in the Options panel). When you finish managing the stored data, you can click the Logout button and your data will be protected with the password you entered.
Other than that, not much more can be said about this application. It's very simple to handle, works great, and is free.
But if you require additional features like the ones I mentioned before, I'd suggest you to look for a different password manager.
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