Keep the vault SaaS
Non-engineers rotate secrets through a shared control plane, or you already standardized on Vault or a cloud KMS.
Self-hosted env sync
Most teams copy .env files by hand or rent a secrets product. EnvSync is the agent that keeps encrypted config in sync on machines you already pay for.

Config drift is how deploys fail and secrets leak. A hosted vault is one more login and one more invoice. EnvSync Agent is a zero-trust local process: encrypt the store, sync the targets, keep production env on disk you control.
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Key-value store for .env values. Nothing travels unprotected.
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Real-time daemon across VPS hosts, laptops, and microservices.
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Dashboard for sync status and logs. REST API if you want it in CI.
Non-engineers rotate secrets through a shared control plane, or you already standardized on Vault or a cloud KMS.
The stack is already self-hosted. You want encrypted config on the same hosts, not another tenant.
After checkout, binaries and source land in your member files. The EnvSync product page has the license.
Pay once on Whop, download the agent from your member files, run it on each host that needs the env. There is no account to create.
./envsync-agent
Download the agent binary from your member files.
Initialize the encrypted store and add the first target host.
Confirm sync status in the dashboard. Hook the REST API if CI needs it.
EnvSync
$99one-time, lifetime license
Checkout stays on Whop. You get the source after payment.
For syncing encrypted .env values across hosts you already run, yes. If you need an org-wide secrets platform with human approval flows, keep Vault. EnvSync is the agent that stops config drift.
Yes. The key-value store is encrypted end to end. Sensitive config does not travel in the clear.
On the hosts you deploy the agent to. There is no vendor tenant holding production secrets.
No. EnvSync is a lightweight agent binary. Run it on bare metal, in a container, or next to the service that reads the env.
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