BUILT FOR ORGANIZATIONS

Manage passwords.
Share securely.

A password manager for people who work together. Organize credentials, control who has access, and choose your own server.

Windows development preview · Mobile sources implemented · releases pending

ONE TEAM. ORGANIZED ACCESS.
Acme Studio
All records 12
GROUPS
Engineering
Infrastructure
Operations
JLJamie LeeOrganization owner
Engineering / Infrastructure
Production databaseDatabase credential
HOSTdb.internal.example
PASSWORD••••••••••••••••
JLASMK
Shared with 3 members
Illustrative workspace · Fictional data
Keys stay with
your trusted clients.
Client-side encryption One identity, multiple servers Installed apps Self-hosting supported

ORDER WITHOUT THE OVERHEAD

Everything in its right place.

From your personal vault to an entire organization, keep everyday access simple and deliberate.

A place for every secret

Organize website logins, database credentials, API tokens, and recovery keys in nested groups.

Share with the right people

Share a record or a group, assign specific permissions, and ask recipients to accept access.

Choose where it lives

Connect one identity to multiple organization servers. Keep personal records local or sync with a configured server.

Manage access with clarity

Inspect access, verify member names, revoke sessions, and respond to compromised accounts.

A CLEAR SECURITY BOUNDARY

Encrypted before
it leaves your device.

Installed clients encrypt record contents and distribute access through encrypted keys. The server stores and synchronizes ciphertext without holding vault decryption keys.

Secretinio is a development release. Its protocol and key lifecycle still need independent security review.

Understand the security model
Your trusted appUnlock · Encrypt · Decrypt
KEYS HERE
Encrypted records + encrypted key envelopes
Your chosen serverStore · Sync · Enforce access
CIPHERTEXT

Protecting a compromised device and replacing an exposed password are separate responsibilities.

READY FOR THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PASSWORDS

Administration with context.

Explore administration
  1. 01

    See who has access

    Find members, inspect direct and inherited permissions, and review access by person or credential.

  2. 02

    Respond to an incident

    Contain a compromised account, end sessions, and track affected credentials and key rotation.

  3. 03

    Build a recovery path

    Provision recovery custodians before an emergency. Eligible unlocked clients can resume encryption-key rotation.

START WITH THE BASICS

A vault for your team.
A server on your terms.