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Secrets belong in a vault. Not your scrollback.
Store project credentials with the context around them, then use the tools you need to get moving.
A proper home for project secrets.
- Dedicated API-secret, SSH-key and environment-variable items
- Separate personal experiments from team projects
- Collections, search and encrypted content history
- A CLI for retrieving a selected value or running a process with chosen environment variables
Useful at the edges of your workflow.
- Password, passphrase, username, app-secret and PIN generators
- SSH-key generation, QR codes and file fingerprints
- JWT inspection and an .env editor
- Separate CLI and extension sessions, revocable under Devices
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Just for you.
- LoginEveryday email[email protected]
- Secure noteThe things worth keepingOnly in my vault
- Wi-FiHome sweet homeReady for the next guest
Your vault contents are encrypted on your device before reaching our servers.
Good to know
Clear expectations.
The CLI runs on your device; secrets passed to a process become accessible to that process. Keep them out of shell logs and untrusted commands. The JWT inspector reads token contents; it does not prove a token is authentic.
Explore apps & tools →A little less scattered.
Make room for your secrets.
PineKey is free during the invitation beta. No card, no checkout.