Celestial Large-Format Internet Address & Password Logbook (removable cover band for security)

I am very happy with this password book, it is large with a hard cover and the cover actually covers the spiral part of the notebook so it just looks like a book. Definitely more undercover then my old all black one. Which disappeared a few months ago. Not sure where it is but is was all black and could be in a dark spoy that I just can't see. This one however will not disappear so easily :-) its a darker blue with foil like accents. Also a huge positive feature I like it that is does NOT say password on the front of it, just looks like a normal book. If someone breaks in and the book said passwords well that would be easy pickings. It also has a lot of pages and the spaces are a good size, I have big sloppy handwriting so I like the size of these. They are also tabbed with is of course a great thing, it makes it sooo much easier to find what you are looking for. It also has the band that holds it closed which is another thing I like about it. I am very happy with this purchase.

Love it!

I like that this password book is pretty with an artsy cover that is sturdy, that the binder is spiral so it lies flat, and that there are large spaces to write in...three items I was looking for. There are also multiple pages of the alphabetical pages. I am using a pencil to fill in the passwords, and the pages are easy to erase even though they are regular paper...I am using a mechanical pencil with a fresh eraser and the paper doesn't hold on to changes when erased. I was using alphabetical index cards but I kept moving one here or there and then would lose the things on a messy desk. This is why I wanted a password book that will stay in my home...plus it is easier to put into a secure place. This really is a good value and am pleased I found it on Amazon.

I really find the lay flat design on this book to be a great asset. Others I have had I hard to hold with one hand and type with the other or MacGyver something to hold the book open. This book does not require a great coordination. Input of information is easy enough. The lines are very spaced out leaving plenty of room for writing. If you use big flourishes in your writing you might want to downsize your writting. Yet the cool thing is it ha plenty of pages and spaces for average information. I do however find the tabs a bit difficult to use. I might have to rework them some and strengthen them up to withstand use. Yet, This is not a deal breaker for me. Just a minor irritant that's easily fixed. For the cost this is a good buy. I don't have a job so I'm very cautious with the money I have to spend. I'm very happy with this book. The cover is solid like a good hardback book. The pages are thick enough to withstand multiple used of an eraser. I'm using ink for some odd reason but pencil and eraser would last on these pages for quite awhile. Even so, there is enough space to cross off and write new info as well.

Perfect gift for my Dad, who is not tech oriented at all, and would be COMPLETELY confused by a password manager app). Dad either picks ridiculously easily-guessed passwords, or else he is regularly forced to reset his passwords nearly every time he needs to log in (because he can’t remember what the last password was when had to change it last time he logged in). This book is a simply laid-out address book specifically designed for internet sites & mobile apps, and their associated passwords, as well as extra pages for home router passwords, etc. This should replace Dad’s multiple sticky notes lying all over his desk with his old passwords (most of which don’t say which website they are for, and are generall expired passwords – but Dad is too worried about losing “something important” to throw any of them out. Now he can keep everything nicely organized and at his fingertips. In terms of security, it looks like a personal journal or a hardback book, and the big wording saying this is “PASSWORD LOGBOOK” is a simply part of the packaging, and is disposable (so the book exterior has no words, and would not look like a password list to someone not familiar with it) I suggested that Dad write down the name of the app or the website in ink, but

This was a gift for my elderly mother who tried to keep all her sign in information for everything in a tiny notebook. It was scribbled in, crossed out, poorly erased, and constantly incorrect because it was so cluttered that she couldn't read her own writing! This book is perfect for her. It's a good size, has lots of space, is in alphabetical order, and has some extras for any info she may need if we aren't home but can't remember. She was thrilled to receive it and spent Christmas evening after dinner filling it out. I bought myself one as well, but I haven't used it as much as she has. I already use LastPass, so writing this down seems unnecessary. But I've got it if I need it.

I purchased this as a Christmas gift for my wife and couldn't be more pleased. The book is very well-made, ideally sized, simply laid-out and perfect for keeping your internet sites / mobile apps and their associated passwords organized. The cover is attractive, spiral bound and lays flat so it is very easy to use. Wife really needed it as her old address book was filled with old, crossed-out data. She was quite surprised and pleased. Finally, something she really likes! lol :) An incredible value for the price.

To begin, the design on this book is simply stunning. I may have to order the notebook version from the publisher! Although I am a person who is extremely high-tech and lives online, I do not use any form of digital password manager and prefer to keep this aspect entirely offline. My vision is perfectly fine, but I prefer this "large-format" for ease of use and the size is just right as a desk/file reference. The layout of the book provides enough listings per account item to include the basics and any other relevant information. The side tabs make the book very easy to navigate, and I appreciate the elastic strap to secure the book shut. The alphabetical tabs are doubled up to include two letters per tab. At first, I thought I would have prefered one letter per tab, but it's not a problem in the end. If anything, it gives you more flexibility on how many letter entries can be included per section (e.g. you might need room for significantly more A's than B's, and this allows you to not waste an entire B section)

Molto carino, sembra un libro antico ed è molto pratico e utile per avere a portata di mano vari indirizzi e password di cui oggigiorno siamo sommersi ed è quas impossibile ricordarsi.

Perfect! Large print, four entries per page, and space for 40 entries for every two alpha letters. The book lays flat. Inside headings for each section include: Site Name - one line Site Address - one line Login/Username - Two lines Password - Two lines

Perfecta, tal cual las fotos.

It is as described

good