Get the shared passwords out of the group chat.
Company API keys, service account credentials and shared logins, stored in Azure Key Vault instead of a spreadsheet — with a record of who can read each one, who actually did, and when it was last rotated.
What you get
- Real Key Vault storage. Secret values go straight into Azure Key Vault. They are never copied into our own database — we hold only the metadata: name, owner, rotation date, who has access.
- Per-person access grants. Access is granted one secret at a time, to one person at a time, and revoked the same way. No all-or-nothing vault password.
- Scheduled rotation. Give a secret a rotation interval and it is rotated automatically, keeping the previous version available in Key Vault so nothing breaks mid-deploy.
- Masked by default. Lists and reports show a masked value. Revealing the real one is a separate, deliberate action.
- An audit log you can actually use. Every read, grant, revoke, rotation and deletion is recorded with the person, the secret and the timestamp.
The kinds of secrets this is for
Third-party API keys
Payment gateway, email provider, SMS, maps, analytics. The keys that live in one engineer's password manager and nowhere else.
Service credentials
Database users, message queue connection strings, CI tokens. The ones that get rotated "soon" and then never do.
Shared team logins
The single seat on a tool that four people use, the registrar account, the company social logins.
Where it stands today
Honest status: early access, one organisation at a time
Everything above is built and working against real Azure Key Vault. What is not finished is strict cryptographic isolation between multiple customer organisations sharing one vault, so right now we onboard each organisation onto its own Key Vault instance rather than pretending otherwise. If that matters to you — and for secrets it should — talk to us before you commit anything production to it.
The one place this is not free
Azure Key Vault charges per ten thousand operations. It is a very small number at team scale, but it is a real cost, and we would rather you heard it from us.
Early access is free
We are looking for a handful of teams to shape this one. You get direct access to the people building it.