Vaultez -- Secret Management

What it does

Secrets don't belong in Slack messages, Emails, Confluence Pages or Excel Sheets. We built Vaultez because we kept seeing the same thing everywhere, API keys flying around in chat,env files attached to emails, passwords shared in Notes. It works, until it doesn't. And when it doesn't, it really doesn't. The competitors are charging a leg and an arm so you can share your secrets with your team. Vaultez is here to change that. Secret Management that doesn't break your bank account!

Vaultez is a secure secrets manager for dev teams. Store API keys, tokens, and environment variables safely — with role-based access, 2FA, audit trails, and a powerful CLI.

One secure place for your team's secrets. API keys, tokens, and environment variables, stored safely, shared with control, and fully audited. API keys in Slack. .env files on Google Drive. Credentials in onboarding emails. It works until someone leaves, gets hacked, or just forgets what's what. Pasted into a DM, then a channel, then a thread. Now it lives in 6 places and nobody knows who has it. Credentials sent on day one. That email sits in their inbox forever, even after they leave the company. Uploaded just temporarily. Two years later, still there, shared with three people who left the company. Vaultez gives your team a single home for every credential, with role-based access and a…from vaultez.app

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