What people use Vaulted for
Anywhere you'd normally paste a secret into chat or email — use Vaulted instead.
Share passwords with your team
Stop pasting passwords into Slack or email. Create a self-destructing link that can only be viewed once, then disappears forever.
Send API keys to developers
API keys in chat logs are a breach waiting to happen. Vaulted links expire after a set number of views — no lingering credentials.
Transmit credentials to clients
Send database credentials, SSH keys, or login details to clients through an encrypted link instead of plain-text email.
Onboard new employees
Share initial login credentials, Wi-Fi passwords, and access tokens with new hires. The link self-destructs after they view it.
Share sensitive personal information
Need to send a SSN, tax ID, or insurance number to someone? Use an encrypted link instead of texting it.
Collaborate across organizations
Sharing secrets across company boundaries is risky. Vaulted works without accounts — just send the link and the recipient can decrypt it.
Detailed guides
In-depth guides for specific secret types: