A-Cownts is a new and first application that MacHouse has developed. What is it? It’s a small application that allows users to maintain accounts. It is designed to store accounts where usernames, passwords, e-mail addreses and websites are involved.

A-Cownts stores every single piece of information in a single file labeled acownts.acw, which can be easily crack-opened with text-editors including TextEdit. But that doesn’t mean data are human-readable. A-Cownts uses an encryption method with a key that has 2.078218990239605e+63 different combinations, which means it is impossible for anyone to decrypt data in their lifetime and next. Also, A-Cownts lets you set a login password so that nobody else can open and see your account list.

Click on the button to learn more about A-Cownts and/or download your free copy.






A-Cownts is a product of MacHouse

We do a lot of things like making video tutorials mainly for Mac users, making OS X icons, writing software reviews, making game play videos… This time, we are making our own software applications. Right. We’ve kind of had enough for writing software reviews for apps that other people created. If they can do it, we can do it. If a dumb Mac user like Tom Bluewater can do it in 10 days with no prior experience and knowledge of developing software, you can do it, too.

What we are going to introduce soon is our first and new application for both Mac and Windows users. It’s called A-Cownts. What is it? A-Cownts offers you a quick way of saving and maintaining accounts – website accounts, blog accounts, banking accounts, forums accounts.






A-Cownts is a product of MacHouse