Stop pasting passwords into chat
Every team eventually sends a database password over chat or email — and it lives in that history forever. BlokNotes includes a proper vault: secrets encrypted with keys derived from your own vault password, which never leaves your control.
Need to hand a credential to a client or contractor? Share it as a link that expires, allows a limited number of reads, and can require a password — with an audit trail of access.
What you get
- Vault encrypted with AES-GCM
- Keys derived from your password (PBKDF2)
- Recovery keys for lockout protection
- Encrypted labels and contents
- Expiring share links
- Read-count limits per share
- Optional password on shares
- Read audit trail and revocation
Encryption that starts with you
Your vault key is derived from a password you choose (PBKDF2-SHA256 with strong iteration counts) and used to encrypt secrets with AES-GCM. Even the labels are encrypted. A recovery key protects you against forgetting the password.
Sharing with an expiry date
Generate a share link for any secret and bound it: an expiry time, a maximum number of reads, optionally a password the recipient must know. Every read is recorded, and you can revoke a share at any time.
- Time-limited and read-limited links
- Optional password protection per share
- Audit trail of when shares were read
- Instant revocation
In the same workspace as the work
API keys for the client project, staging logins for the agency hand-off, the Wi-Fi password for the office — kept next to the projects and people they belong to, not in a separate password tool nobody opens.
Questions about secrets vault
Can BlokNotes staff read my secrets?
Secrets are encrypted with keys derived from your vault password, which BlokNotes does not store. Without your password (or your recovery key), the ciphertext is not readable.
What happens if I forget my vault password?
When you create the vault you receive a recovery key. Store it safely — it is the only way back in if you forget the password.
Is the secrets vault a full password manager?
It is designed for work credentials you need near your projects and for secure hand-offs — not as a browser-integrated personal password manager.
Who relies on this
Works together with
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Publish notes and tables as a headless CMS with environments, tokens and forms.
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Free during the public beta — every feature, no usage limits, no credit card.