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Dev tools · June 2, 2026

DreamAPI

One encrypted key for all your AI & cloud APIs

What it does

Most key managers (Doppler, Vault) are built for enterprise DevOps teams. DreamAPI is built for solo builders and vibe coders using Bolt, Lovable, Replit, and Cursor. What's different: • No CLI or SDK — paste keys, download aenv, done • 14 AI & cloud integrations pre-configured (OpenAI, Stripe, Neon, Vercel) • AES-256 encrypted vault with project-level isolation • One master Dream Key for all your services • Monthly cost tracker per project

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