Security Risk

Your team's secrets management strategy is called #general

Every .env shared over Slack is a secret exposed. One leaked key. That's all it takes.

No credit card required. Set up in under 2 minutes.

How most teams do it

Credentials shared in DMs and channels

No audit trail of who accessed what

No way to know who saved credentials locally

Copy-pasting .env files between machines

One leaked key = full production access

john.dev2:34 PM

hey can someone send me the prod DB credentials? need to debug something real quick

sarah.m2:35 PM

sure here you go: postgres://admin:s3cr3t_pr0d@db.example.com:5432

Encrypted vault with role-based access

Full audit log of every access event

Instant revocation when someone leaves

CLI sync — one command, any machine

Per-environment permissions (dev/staging/prod)

$ envmanager pull --env production

Synced 24 secrets to .env

Encrypted in transit. Audit logged. Role-verified.

Import your .env file or add variables manually. Everything is encrypted at rest.

Set roles and environment permissions. Juniors get dev, seniors get production.

Run envmanager pull and your .env is up to date. No Slack. No copy-paste.

AES-256 Encryption

SOC 2 Aligned

Full Audit Trail

Role-Based Access

Encrypted storage, role-based access, one-command sync. Free to start, set up in under 2 minutes.