Sharing passwords over Slack or via a shared spreadsheet is how credential breaches happen. SealedKeys gives your team encrypted shared vaults with individual accounts, access control and a full audit trail.
Messages are logged, searchable by admins, accessible to Slack/Microsoft, and visible in notifications on unlocked screens.
Credentials in email are stored in mail servers, forwarded accidentally, and sit in inboxes indefinitely.
Everyone has access to everything. No audit trail. Offboarding requires changing every password.
Readable by everyone with workspace access. No field-level encryption. Link sharing can accidentally expose it.
One compromised master password exposes everything. No individual accountability.
Create a vault for a project, client or team. Add a login, API key, SSH key or any other secret type. It's encrypted in your browser before it ever leaves your device.
Add team members to the vault as Admin, Member (read/write) or Read-only. Each person has their own account — no shared master password.
Team members log into their own SealedKeys account and see only the vaults they've been granted access to. Copy credentials with one click.
Every view, copy, edit and deletion is logged with timestamp, user and IP. Know exactly who accessed what — and when.
From adding the secret to revoking access — all in one place.
Secrets are encrypted with an organisation key that is itself wrapped in each member's individual key. The server cannot read any shared secret — not even with full database access.
Admin, Member and Read-only roles per vault. Grant the minimum access each team member needs. Separate vaults for different projects, clients or teams.
Every access, copy, edit and deletion logged. Know who accessed the shared Stripe API key at 2am. Know which engineer copied the production database password.
Remove a team member and their access is revoked immediately — no password rotation required for that alone. Use the offboarding checklist to identify what to rotate.
Shared website logins, API keys, SSH private keys, TOTP seeds, recovery codes and secure notes — all encrypted identically with AES-256-GCM.
Identify weak, reused or breached shared credentials across your team vault before they become a problem.
Each organisation has a vault key. When sharing secrets with team members, the vault key is wrapped (encrypted) with each individual member's personal key — derived from their master password. To decrypt a shared secret, a team member uses their own key to unwrap the vault key, then decrypts the secret. The server never holds an unwrapped vault key.
Slack messages are stored on Slack's servers, searchable by workspace admins, accessible to Slack as a company, and visible in notifications on unlocked screens. They sit in message history indefinitely. If anyone's Slack account is compromised, so are the credentials shared with them. There's also no audit trail of who did what with the credential after it was shared.
Yes. SealedKeys has three roles per vault: Admin (manage vault and members), Member (read and write secrets) and Read-only (view and copy, but cannot edit or delete). You can create multiple vaults with different membership for each — a contractor might be Read-only on one vault and have no access to others.
Remove them in Settings → Members — their access is revoked immediately. They can no longer authenticate or decrypt any vault items. SealedKeys provides an offboarding checklist that lists every secret they had access to, so you know exactly what to rotate.
Currently, access control in SealedKeys is at the vault level — you grant access to a vault, not to individual items within it. For granular sharing, create separate vaults for different scopes of access. Per-item sharing is on the roadmap.
Sharing a password manager account means everyone uses the same master password — if one person is compromised, everyone is. SealedKeys gives each team member their own account with their own master password. They see only the vaults assigned to their role. Every action is attributed to their individual account, not a shared login.
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