SealedKeys – Zero-Knowledge Password & Secrets Manager for Teams<br>Pentest verified May 2026 · Zero findings · EU hosted<br>Your API keys<br>don't belong<br>in Slack.<br>SSH keys on laptops. Contractors with access long after they left. No record of who copied what, or when.
SealedKeys gives your team one encrypted vault for passwords, API keys, SSH keys and deployment tokens — with SSO, role-based access and a full audit trail. Not a browser extension.<br>Create your free vault How the security works<br>Free to start — no time limit<br>No credit card, ever<br>Vault live in under 60 seconds
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Sound familiar?<br>This is how most technical teams manage secrets right now.<br>No judgement. It happens to every team. The product grows, tools multiply, contractors come and go, and nobody sets a process. Suddenly your production credentials are in five places, held by eight people, with no record of who touched what.
The mess
—API keys shared in Slack DMs and group channels<br>—SSH keys emailed to contractors to "just get them going"<br>—Production passwords in a Notion doc called "do not share"<br>—The same database password used since 2021<br>—.env files committed to git "just once"
The risk
—A contractor finishes the project — do you know every credential they had?<br>—A developer leaves angry. You don't know what they copied on their way out.<br>—A laptop is stolen. That SSH key was stored locally.<br>—A Slack workspace gets compromised. Every secret ever pasted is exposed.<br>—An audit asks for access records. You have Slack search.
The moment it matters
—Something breaks in production at 11pm on a Friday.<br>—A credential leaks. A customer calls.<br>—Your first enterprise customer asks for an access audit.<br>—A security questionnaire arrives with a two-week deadline.<br>—The first question is always the same: who had access?
Every one of these situations is preventable with the right tooling in place before the incident.<br>Fix it now
The fix<br>One vault. Every problem above, solved.<br>SealedKeys replaces the scattered mess with a single zero-knowledge vault your whole team uses — with the controls, visibility and access management that actually prevent incidents.
Every secret type in one place<br>Instead of: Slack DMs, Notion docs, emailed .env files<br>Passwords, SSH keys, API tokens and recovery codes — all encrypted the same way, searchable, with the right field layout for each type.
Control who has access — and for how long<br>Instead of: credentials that outlast the contractor<br>Role-based access for teammates and contractors. Remove someone in one click. Your offboarding checklist won't rely on memory.
A complete record of what happened<br>Instead of: Slack search as your audit log<br>Every copy, view, edit and deletion logged with the user's email, IP address and timestamp. When an auditor asks who had access, you have an answer.
Encrypted before it leaves your browser<br>Instead of: trusting a cloud service with your plaintext<br>Your master password is never transmitted. Secrets are AES-256-GCM encrypted client-side — the server stores only ciphertext. Even a breach exposes nothing.
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vs LastPass · Bitwarden · 1Password<br>5 things SealedKeys does that no competitor does at this price
01Post-quantum encryption — shipped, not promised<br>ML-KEM-768 hybrid encryption (NIST FIPS 203) protects your vault against harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks. Nation-states collecting encrypted data today won't be able to decrypt it when quantum computers arrive. No other password manager has shipped this.
First to ship NIST FIPS 203<br>02SAML SSO included in the standard Pro plan<br>Unlimited Okta, Entra ID and Google Workspace SSO at £3.49/user/month. Bitwarden gates SSO behind Teams or Enterprise. LastPass gates it behind Enterprise. 1Password Business charges ~£15+. SealedKeys includes it from day one.
Competitors: Enterprise tier only<br>03Dedicated SSH key and API key field types<br>Purpose-built layouts for SSH private keys, API tokens and recovery codes. Bitwarden uses secure-note workarounds. LastPass doesn't support SSH keys at all. SealedKeys was built for how dev teams actually store credentials.
Bitwarden: secure notes workaround<br>04Full audit trail — free on every plan<br>Every copy, view, edit and deletion logged with user email, field name, timestamp and IP address. LastPass restricts audit logs to Enterprise. Bitwarden's Teams tier has a basic event log. SealedKeys gives this to everyone, stored in your own EU database.
LastPass & Bitwarden: paid tiers only<br>05EU data residency with no enterprise gate<br>Hosted on Hetzner EU infrastructure by default on all plans....