The Cat: The Password Organizer Log That Looks Like a Regular Book (Hidden in Plain View)

I really liked this book. It is meant to be a disguised password book. Great idea, nice book, good size, large print and is easy to use, but, on the front cover under the title it says "A hidden in plain view series". Why in the world would anyone want this on a book that was meant to hide vital information?

You don’t have to hide your password book and forget where you hid it

Not very secure, but it is very catchy. If you are not a techie and need to be able to reference your accounts and passwords in a written format instead of a digital format, this is a great tool. Back in the day I kept mine in a binder. My dad kept them in a binder as well marked passwords or accounts I don't recall. My best friend kept them in an addressbook. I like this much better. Most of the time no one thinks to look on the bookshelf or in a cat book for passwords. Great for the elderly or less technical. Also nice for children and pre-teens, so the parents and kids can share the account and passwords. Sometimes there are certain accounts/passwords that just don't get used much, but are shared in the family and this book is the perfect solution.

I love the look of this booklet and the smaller size as well. What I miss is the alphabetical divisions, you have to do it yourself, there is a provision for it at the top of the pages. It might work well for some.

The person I gave it to thought it was a book about a cat for several minutes. She was interested due to her love of cats, and it was only once she started flipping through the box that she became a bit confused. When I pointed out the true value of the book, her smile deepened. A new password she had to know was put into the book within five minutes of getting the book.Anyone who misplaces their passwords can benefit from something like this.

Great idea for keeping are passwords hidden or any information looks like a real book no one would bother looking through it

Adult daughter thought this was a "little book about cats" that was not necessarily a keeper. Thought it was great idea when found it's a place to keep passwords in her bookcase!

I liked the idea of "disguising" the book and love that it had a cat on it! I didn't like that you have to write the letters on the inside and that the sections were divided up. I guess that makes it fully customizable. So for some people I'm sure it would be fine. I prefer and "address book" kind of setup, with divided sections for each letter(s). just easier to find the page or section you want quickly.

Works very well for my job

This is a really good place to put your passwords. At last someone has realised that leaving it to the individual to create their own index system enables you to maximise on its usefulness. Often too many pages are allocated to letters that are seldom used so DIY is the answer

After being hacked, I worried about keeping my passwords and settings on my computer. This attractive booklet is the perfect solution to my problem.

Cute and funny, and hopefully useful for my mother, who has passwords written on little bits of paper scattered everywhere. Also, back cover is an entertaining read.

A wonderful and simple method of gathering all your important information in one place, innocently disguised as a book on cats. I love it! Has helped me to ringfence my data so my memory bank isn't overloaded and therefore overwhelmed with unnecessary (but important) details. It helps that I adore cats, so no one would suspect what this little book is actually storing! I urge you to buy this and use it; who knows if or when we may lose our memory. Life is often complicated so some of it has now been re-prioritised! Thanks ladies. :) xxx