Why Ulaa asks your password on startup in Mac OS?
Ulaa uses the Ulaa Safe Storage in Apple's Keychain Access app 
to encrypt and decrypt passwords. To perform these operations, Ulaa needs permission for Keychain Access.
When you open the browser for the first time, Ulaa asks your "login" keychain password i.e. your system password. Click Always Allow.
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