Web vault
The whole of PineKey: your vault, team collections, settings and tools.
Open the web vaultApps & tools
Close to where you work.
The web vault in your browser, an extension for Chrome and Edge, and a command line for your terminal.
Three ways in
Pick the one that fits the moment.
Chrome & Edge
Unlock, search your personal and shared logins, and fill the page you are on with a click. You submit the form yourself.
Get the extensionCommand line
Fetch a selected secret, or start a process with the environment variables you choose.
Get the CLI Thirteen tools
For the little jobs around your secrets.
Generators, authenticator codes, an .env editor, SSH keys, a JWT inspector and a health check of the vault, grouped the way you find them after signing in. Every one runs on your own device.
- Runs here, in your browser
- Four groups, thirteen tools
- Six generators in the first group alone
Apps and clients
Each client is its own device.
The extension and the command line sign in on their own and show up under Devices, so you can end one without touching the others. Download both from Settings → Apps and clients.
Generate
- Password
- Passphrase
- Username
- App secret
- PIN
- UUID
Codes
- Authenticator
- QR codes
Develop
- .env editor
- JWT inspector
- SSH keys
Inspect
- Vault health
- File fingerprint
Good to know. On a phone, use the web vault in the browser. Create and edit items in the web vault; the extension fills what is already there.
Start with a small team.
Try your first shared vault.
Create a free account with your email address. One team with up to 3 people is free; Pro is for larger teams.