Know what exists. Know what matters. Know when to act.
EnvPI builds an evidence record of the secrets, dependencies, and vendors behind your projects — and alerts you only when a breach, advisory, or misconfiguration actually touches your stack.
Your stack has a memory problem.
You shipped six projects this year. Each one created API keys, environment variables, npm dependencies, and vendor credentials. Some are in .env files you copied from another repo. Some are in dashboards you have not logged into since January. Some are in preview environments you forgot existed.
Most security tools answer this with more scanning, more dashboards, and more alerts. EnvPI answers with a simpler promise: build the evidence record, connect it to what happens in the outside world, and tell you when something actually needs your attention.
How it works
From environment sprawl to evidence-backed action
Connect your sources
Import a redacted .env source, connect a repository, or start by declaring the vendors and projects you rely on.
Build the evidence record
EnvPI maps secret references, dependencies, vendors, and environments into a structured record of what exists, where it came from, and where it appears to matter.
Get relevant findings
When a provider incident, package advisory, or configuration mistake touches your stack, EnvPI shows what happened, why it matters, and what to do next.
Environment intelligence. A different job than secrets management.
Secrets managers store credentials. Leak scanners detect exposures. EnvPI does something different: it keeps an evidence record of what exists across your projects, correlates external incidents to the things that actually affect you, and recommends what to do next.
- Correlates breaches and advisories to your specific projects and environments.
- Alerts you only when something touches your stack — not when something happens somewhere.
- Gives you a next step (rotate, review, snooze, dismiss), not just a detection result.
- Works for one person managing many projects, not a team managing one.
The complete loop
From scattered context to closed findings — here's how EnvPI works end-to-end.
Connect
Link repos, upload .env files, declare vendors
Track
Build evidence record, watch for signals
Alert
Get notified when incidents touch your stack
Act
Rotate, review, resolve, or dismiss with evidence
Connect
Link repos, upload .env files, declare vendors
Track
Build evidence record, watch for signals
Alert
Get notified when incidents touch your stack
Act
Rotate, review, resolve, or dismiss with evidence
Built for developers who ship faster than their security process can keep up
Vibe coders
You use Cursor, Claude, or Replit to ship fast. EnvPI makes sure the environments behind those projects do not become invisible risk. Connect a repo, see what exists, and get alerts when something matters.
Solo SaaS founders
You run the product, the engineering, and the support. EnvPI runs the environment awareness. See your secrets, dependencies, and vendors across every project — and know when a breach or advisory actually affects the business.
Small agencies
Manage many client projects, environments, and vendors without relying on memory and scattered notes.
Technical founders
Build a more credible operating story around environment hygiene before diligence, procurement, or customer trust makes it urgent.
Trust model
Designed to know enough without taking too much
EnvPI records references, labels, project relationships, and vendor associations — not your raw secret values. That is a deliberate design choice, not a limitation. It means you can connect a project and see your first findings in minutes, with zero sensitive data leaving your machine by default.
Trust model
Designed to know enough without taking too much
EnvPI is built around metadata-first handling, visible provenance, and explicit boundaries. The goal is to understand environment-linked assets and their relevance without defaulting to full secret-value storage.
Metadata-first
Track references and context without requiring full secret values.
Redaction-aware
Preview and confirm what data is captured before it leaves your machine.
Clear provenance
Every finding shows exactly where the evidence came from.
Explicit boundaries
Visible handling rules so you know what stays local and what is uploaded.
Plain language
Security model explained without legal jargon or hand-waving.
Audit trail
Every action recorded with timestamps and reasoning.
Start with one project and find out what your stack is actually carrying.
Connect a source, build the record, and get your first relevant findings in minutes.