Envmanager
Securely manages environment variables for developer teams, replacing insecure .env sharing.
Product memo
Developer teams often share sensitive environment variables through insecure channels. EnvManager provides a centralized, encrypted vault for these secrets, offering version control, role-based access, and a full audit trail. It replaces manual, error-prone methods, giving teams a more secure and organized way to handle critical configuration data.
- For who
- Developer teams managing secrets
- Solves what
- Secure, versioned secret management replacing insecure .env sharing
- Encrypted secret vault
- Role-based access control
- CLI sync
Operator & company
Operators
1 person
Company
- Founded
Jun 2025
- HQ
Netherlands
Operating model
- Business model
Saas
- Platform
Web app
- Audience
Developers
- Payments
Stripe
Product channels
Builder strategy
- Strategy Type
- Niche Specialist
- Stage
- Pre Revenue
- Effort
- Solo Buildable
Source evidence
Evidence sources
About Envmanager Expand
EnvManager helps developer teams move beyond insecure methods of sharing environment variables and API keys. It offers a centralized, encrypted vault where secrets are stored, versioned, and accessible via role-based controls.
This approach ensures that sensitive data remains secure while integrating smoothly into existing developer workflows through a command-line interface. The product's design focuses on simplicity and security, making it a practical option for teams looking to improve their operational security without adding complexity.
It removes the friction of per-seat pricing, serving small and growing teams who need predictable costs for essential security infrastructure.
In their own words
Stop sharing secrets over Slack
EnvManager replaces .env files passed through chat, email, and sticky notes with encrypted, versioned, role-based secret management. Set up in 2 minutes.
Competitive context
5 peers · Same primary niche.
Commercial cues
- Model
- subscription
- Free tier
- Yes
- Trial
- 14 days
Pricing strategy
- • A free tier removes adoption friction for solo developers and small projects.
- • Flat-rate pricing for unlimited team members kills per-seat friction for growing teams.
- • 14-day trial lowers adoption risk.