Notenv

Secrets get scattered across .env files, machines, CI, and password stores. Notenv lets agents create, serve, encrypt and organize them without reading the values. Git stores your secrets, you edit in a beautiful UI (or with you agent).

Open Notenv Try the CLI View source

See every repository and environment

Check which values are configured, inherited, or still missing before you run anything.

Notenv repository overview with environment configuration counts

Keep declarations and values separate

Git owns variable names and public defaults. Protected values save separately, with their source shown beside each variable.

Notenv environment editor showing variable declarations and inheritance origins

Set it once, reuse it across your repos

Use Personal or Tenant Globals for shared configuration, with an environment override when you need one.

Notenv Globals editor with scope and environment controls

Use it from your terminal

Inspect the repository contract, then run your application through it. Notenv supplies protected values to the child process.

your-machine / bash

Example session. Output depends on your repository and application.

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