Enveloper
Don’t leave exposed .env files laying about. Store development settings in secure local keychains or across cloud secret-stores. Single, global sources of truth that behave like local environment variables.
enveloper allows you to avoid .env files or hard-coded credentials by storing secrets in your own protected system keychain. These can be injected into a build session at runtime, without any risk of inadvertent release.
Local keychains work well for individuals. But what about sharing secrets? Fortunately, cloud-based services have already solved this problem, by offering Secret Managers or Vaults stored in cryptographically secure locations.
enveloper lets you store all your secrets in your local keychain or cloud-based secret managers, and easily move them back and forth or share them without having to leave any data in the open. This is especially important in this day and age of coding agents, where it is easy to inadvertently give away secrets. Enveloper avoids leaving any secrets in the open.
