My password manager app is in my head. I use a methodology for my passwords, so I usually remember them. Not always though - every once in a while I get stuck and have to hit that dreaded "forgot password" button.

Use an offline double secret system involving paper to keep track of these.

I hate how they bog down my systems - I uninstalled all of them. 

 With respect, I don't trust PW managers.  If they get hacked, then every site I log onto, including my banks, is compromised.

To be honest I am scared of any online password managers.  I have them all written down somewhere, which I guess is bad if someone finds it, but that seems less likely than a hack on one of my devices.  I am so sick of a gazillion passwords though...-Kasey

I don't use them on anything that needs security...

Mine is a small notebook that I keep locked in my office

My brain

We don't use one.

I use roboform and really don't worry too much about security for the sites I use them on. Then again, I don't use it for bank accounts and other financial things.

Do not use one. Keep track other ways! 

I do not use a password manager app. We maintain a list.

I do not use online records anymore, but some log in saves. I had all my hundreds of notes disappear ones and It was a good lesson. 

I use a spreadsheet

Not a fan of apps for passwords.  I do it the old fashion way.

My brain, no App.

I do not use one. I use Excel

 I don't use an app for this purpose.   

Dave Halpern - I do not use ANY! So far, my memory serves me well...

I bet I have more than a hundred to remember. I have a system and also a secret book.

I have not trusted them, but would ove to have one i could

I'm with Fred Griffin !

I've been considering LastPass, but so far i don't use one.

Two tier tied to phone #.   I did get a faked listing offer from AR. I changed the pw quick enough to be 1 step ahead of spammer.

No system is 100% secure. 

Dave Halpern I'm using one called SecureSafe Pro. This one will make up to 12 unique character passwords and keep a secure file of them.

Apple creates unique passwords and remembers them.

Much as I love the Internet and what it can do for us, I am not ready to turn my passwords over to the clouds. I have my system and so far, so good. 

I have nothing on-line with my passwords for fear of hacking.  

I keep a notebook with all my sign in's

LASTPASS for a few years now

MS Excel

try it

There are several good ones out there.  They all have their ups and downs.  I'm quite fond of the one I use, but I'm not going to say which one that is.

I don't disclose security matters on public forums.

They are not secure. I do not use any app.  

I use Roboform.

KeepPass. It's free and I have it sync'd between my computer and my phone so my passwords are always with me. I'm sure there's something better out there but it's a low priority.

I use an excel spreadsheet and change my codes weekly.

Wayne Martin nailed this one!

I used to use one my husband developed but it's no longer supported, now we use pwsafe - works fine

My MacBook Pro seems to recall every log in name & password and auto populates when needed.  Sorry, I know that does not help.

Exactly what Corinne Guest, Managing Broker says. Highly secure passwords are written in ink on a piece of paper and kept in my safe!