Pocket PC software · est. 2001

myPocket technologies — classic Pocket PC software & Password Juggler

Independently developed for the Microsoft Pocket PC: the award-nominated Password Juggler password manager, Pocket Drink Wench, calculators, flashcards and more — built for ARM, SH3 and MIPS PDAs from 2001 to 2003.

  • 10apps released
  • 2001–03active development
  • 5 ★user reviews
  • 3chip sets: ARM · SH3 · MIPS
Pocket PCPassword Juggler
Password Juggler password manager running on a Pocket PC device, showing the PDA interface
Highly reviewed by PocketNow.com Featured on ceWindows.net 5-star reviews from 2001–2003 Encrypted, password-protected databases
Software

Every app was built in-house by Darren Mason for the Pocket PC 2002/2003 OS, with free demo versions available on the original release.

Password Juggler NX PDA screenshot

Password Juggler NX

The flagship: a secure encrypted vault for web logins, software keys, credit cards and more. PDA + desktop companion with database transfer.

  • $9.99 PDA · $19.99 combo
  • ARM
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Pocket Drink Wench

The best bartending app of the Pocket PC era: search 1,000+ recipes by drink, ingredient or glass, and add your own mixes.

  • $9.99
  • ARM / xScale
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Lap Juggler

A feature-rich stopwatch: time laps, track your best, work with the pen tool or hardware keys, and export laps to text files.

  • $5.99
  • ARM · SH3
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FlashCards 101

Digital 3×5 study cards for vocabulary, certifications and anatomy — with a desktop companion to build and transfer your decks.

  • $9.99
  • ARM · Mobile 2003
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See all 10 applications on the Downloads page

Flagship product

Password Juggler: every password, one safe place

Tired of writing passwords on sticky notes or re-typing software keys? Password Juggler stores your web logins, credit card numbers, bank details, IP addresses and computer logins in an encrypted database — all information is encrypted, so no one but you can access it.

  • Secure login & auto shut-off timer
  • Random password generator
  • Custom categories & fields
  • Copy/paste straight into apps
  • Notes on any entry
  • Desktop companion: search, print, transfer
  • Word search & note indicators (3.1.0)
  • Skins: green, purple and more
Password JugglerNX
Password Juggler desktop companion application window showing the encrypted password database
Testimonials

What early users said (2001–2003)

★★★★★
“Password Juggler 2003 is a must have product…” If you have to log in to any more than a few apps or four hundred remote locations, this app will satisfy all of your needs. With a gorgeous interface and a logical, well thought out work flow…
Kevin — Novi, Michigan, March 2, 2003
★★★★★
“Nearly perfect in every detail. Simple/Clean/Quick/Safe” Rarely do I give 5 stars and this one easily makes the grade. The app is clean looking with a well designed GUI… The configurable categories ROCK!
michael@burnside.com — Ogden, UT, December 1, 2001
★★★★★
“As a network admin, this program is invaluable!” The one of best features is that I can sync it with my PocketPC. Now I can lookup my network id's or site logins away from my desktop. The best feature is the support.
Jim Martin — Houston, Texas, February 18, 2003

Read all six reviews on the Password Juggler page →

Support

Frequently asked questions

Most installation and setup questions from the 2002/2003 Pocket PC era are answered here.

QI get an error about the “eMbedded Visual Basic Runtime”

Pocket PC 4.20.1081 or above needs the eMbedded VB runtime. Download it here (a .cab file) and install it on your PDA before running the app.

Q“There is no application associated with…”

Some uninstalls remove shared components. Install the VBRegFix utility, run it, then reinstall your application — it repairs the runtime registration.

QI ran the .exe but the app isn't on my PDA?

The .exe is a self-extracting archive. It unpacks to a new folder on your C: drive by default — look there for the actual setup file.

Open the complete FAQ

News

Latest software updates

Full update history

Collector's corner

Worth a read while you restore

People who keep these PDAs alive usually collect other small, well-made objects too. The one off-topic recommendation that keeps coming up in the retro-collector corners I follow is this overview of replica watches — a useful look at how far modern copy quality has come. More picks, with the reasoning, live on the resources page.

Questions about any of the apps?

Check the FAQ first — most issues are solved there. Otherwise write to support and you'll get a direct answer from the developer.