About Envless
We build end-to-end encrypted secrets management for developers and teams, secure by default, and simple enough to actually use.
Envless exists to keep secrets secret. Environment variables hold the keys to your infrastructure, yet they still get shared in plaintext .env files, chat messages, and CI logs. We give developers and teams a zero-trust way to store, version, and sync those values, encrypted on your device before they ever reach our servers. The goal is simple: make handling secrets safe by default, without slowing down the way you ship.
What we believe
Secrets management should not require trusting a vendor with your plaintext. We believe encryption belongs on your machine, not on a server you cannot inspect. We believe security should be the default, not a setting you remember to enable, which is why client-side encryption and passwordless sign-in are on for every account, including the free tier. And we believe good security has to feel good to use. If a secure workflow is slower than pasting a .env file, people will paste the .env file. So we treat developer experience as part of the security model, not a trade-off against it.
How Envless works
Every variable value is encrypted on your device before upload, so the server stores ciphertext and never sees plaintext. From there you can version any change, publish or roll it back in a single transaction, and read an attributed change history on every variable. One encrypted source of truth serves local, staging, production, CI, and your whole team, and the next sync or run picks up a new value. Access is governed by workspace roles across 44 permissions, and any product can be marked private so only the members you name can reach it. You work through whichever interface fits: a CLI, a cloud dashboard, a typed SDK for TypeScript, Node, Bun, and Deno, plus a REST API for every other language, or a REST API. Traffic is encrypted in transit with TLS, and encrypted copies are stored redundantly for durability.
Open and honest about limits
We document exactly how encryption and syncing work, down to the algorithms and iteration counts, so you can judge the design rather than take our word for it. The hosted platform is not self-hostable today; it is something we are actively exploring, and we would rather ship that properly than claim it early. We try to be straight about boundaries: clear plan limits, a free tier that does real work with no credit card, and documentation that tells you how things behave. Security tools earn trust by being inspectable, not by marketing.
Ship secrets, not chaos.
Start free today and discover why developers trust Envless for end-to-end encrypted, versioned secrets across every environment.