ENGINEERING
Fast-moving dev teams
Dozens of env vars across services and environments, in one store, synced everywhere, free to start.
VAULT
Store, sync, rotate and audit every secret your team uses, encrypted end to end and caught in your code before it ever ships. Free up to 2,000 secrets.
No credit card. Your first secret is encrypted in under a minute.

The secrets problem
API keys in .env files, database passwords hardcoded in source, tokens pasted into chat, the same credential copied across five environments. Every copy is one more place it can leak, and once a secret reaches a public repo or a build log, rotating it becomes a fire drill. Most teams do not have a secrets problem because they are careless; they have one because secrets sprawl faster than anyone can track. Vault gives every secret one home, encrypted and audited, and catches the ones that escape into your code before they reach production.
What is secrets management?
Secrets management is the practice of storing, distributing and rotating the credentials your applications need, such as API keys, database passwords, tokens and certificates, without ever hardcoding them or passing them around by hand. Instead of a secret living in a .env file on every laptop and in every pipeline, it lives once in an encrypted store and is delivered only to the apps, environments and people allowed to use it, with a full record of who touched what. Vault does that, and goes one step further: it watches your code for the secrets that slip through, so they never reach runtime in the first place.
What Vault does
Vault is secrets management built for developers, with a free tier up to 2,000 secrets. One encrypted store covers the whole lifecycle of a secret:
Store and manage
Every secret across every environment, with versioning and role-based access.
Learn moreSync
Secrets automatically to AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes and your CI.
Learn moreDetect
Secrets exposed in your code and repositories in real time, before they ship.
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Credentials automatically and push the new value to your apps.
Learn moreSecrets Management
Vault stores passwords, API keys, OAuth tokens and certificates in a single store, encrypted end to end so the value is never exposed in transit or at rest. Development, staging and production each get their own configuration, managed centrally instead of copied across laptops and pipelines. Role-based access control decides who can view or modify each secret, every version is recorded automatically for one-click rollback, and the developer-first editor is fast and forgiving, with safeguards so an accidental keystroke never breaks a config. For isolated or air-gapped setups, a local encrypted vault keeps secrets available with no internet connection and the same protection.
Cloud Sync
A secret should live in one place and appear everywhere it is needed. Vault syncs your secrets to AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, GitHub Actions and the rest of your stack, so updating a value once updates it everywhere, with no manual copying and no drift between environments. Rotate or change a secret and every connected destination receives the new value automatically.
Auto Rotation
Stale credentials are a standing risk, and manual rotation is the kind of chore that gets skipped until an audit forces it. Vault rotates secrets on a schedule and pushes the new value straight into your applications through your CI/CD, so rotation happens without downtime and without a human editing config by hand. Meet your 90-day rotation policy without the fire drill.
Pre-runtime Detection
The secrets that hurt you are the ones that escape the vault: a key hardcoded in a hurry, a token committed to a branch. Vault analyzes your code and repositories in real time and flags exposed secrets as they appear, so they are caught before they ship, not after they leak. This is what "secrets that never reach runtime" means in practice. It also connects with Code: the secrets Vault manages are the secrets the platform recognizes across your codebase, so detection and management point at the same source of truth.
vs standalone secrets managers
Most secrets managers are a standalone box: they store and sync secrets well, then hand the value to whatever asks for it. Vault does the storage and sync just as well, on a free tier, and then does what a standalone box cannot, because it is part of a runtime security platform: it catches the secrets that leak into your code, and it shares one account and one engine with the rest of your security stack.
Full secret lifecycle
Full secret lifecycle
Storage only
A standalone secrets manager stores your secrets. Vault keeps them out of your code, on a platform that does the rest. Start free.
Use cases
ENGINEERING
Dozens of env vars across services and environments, in one store, synced everywhere, free to start.
SECURITY
One secret synced to AWS, Azure, GCP and K8s, with no per-cloud lock-in.
REGULATED
Role-based access, a full audit trail, and automatic rotation to meet 90-day policies, with evidence ready for review.
Audiences
Developers
Security
Leadership
Platform
Vault is the secrets layer of the ByteHide platform. Code finds the issues in your code and connects to Vault, so a secret you manage is a secret the platform can recognize in your codebase. App Runtime protects the apps you ship, Agentic Runtime protects the AI agents your developers run, and Audit keeps the record. One account, one console, one engine.
Secrets
Vault
The encrypted source of truth for every credential your apps use, with cloud sync, auto rotation and pre-runtime detection. You are here.
Code
SCA · SAST
Secrets
Vault
Shield
Code shielding
ADR
Runtime
Agentic
AI agents
Logs
Audit
Code
Find issues early
Static and software-composition analysis on the same code Vault scans for leaked credentials.
Shared dashboard
One platform, one account
Code, App Runtime, Agentic Runtime, Shield, Vault and Audit share the same account, the same console, and the same engine.
Start free with Vault. Grow into the platform.
Start free, no credit card. Your first secret is encrypted in under a minute.
