Quick Start

Get started with EnvManager in just a few minutes.

1. Create an Account

Visit EnvManager and create your account. You can sign up with your email address.

The registration page where you create your EnvManager account

Enter your email and password to create a new account.

2. Your Workspace Is Created For You

There's no setup wizard. EnvManager automatically creates your organization, a project called My First Project, and two environments (development and production), then takes you straight to the project page. You can rename any of it later.

3. Paste Your .env

Your project starts empty, with a paste box ready and focused.

A project page showing environment tabs and the variables table

Switch between environments using the tabs, and manage your variables from the table.

  1. Paste the contents of your existing .env file into the box
  2. Check the count — it tells you how many variables were found and how many look like secrets
  3. Click Continue with N variables
  4. Review the table, adjust which values are secrets, and click Import

Nothing is saved until you click Import. Values marked as secrets are encrypted in a vault.

Prefer to do it another way? Underneath the paste box you can upload a .env file or add one variable manually (key, value, and a Secret toggle).

4. Get Them Onto Your Machine

Once your variables are in, the project page shows two commands with your project ID already filled in:

npx @envmanager-cli/cli login
npx @envmanager-cli/cli pull --project <your-project-id> --environment development

Use the copy button, run them, and you'll have a .env file in your project folder.

5. Invite Your Team

Go to your organization settings to invite team members:

The Team Management page with the invite form and member list

Use the Team Management page to invite members and manage roles.

  1. Click "Team" in the navigation bar
  2. Enter a team member's email address
  3. Select a role (Member, Admin, or Viewer)
  4. Click "Send Invitation"

Next Steps

Now that you have the basics set up, learn more about:

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