About KeyDock

The problem we solve

API keys are the keys to your entire infrastructure — but developers typically store them in scattered places: notes apps, password managers, Slack messages, README files, and environment variables with no documentation. When a key gets rotated, leaked, or lost, it becomes a scramble to find what broke.

KeyDock gives every key a home — with a name, service URL, environment tag, and notes. Everything is searchable, organized into projects, and encrypted end-to-end before it ever leaves your browser.

How we handle security

Security is not an afterthought at KeyDock — it is the foundation. Your API keys are encrypted in your browser using AES-256-GCM before they are sent anywhere. Your encryption key is derived from your password using PBKDF2 with 600,000 iterations.

This means KeyDock never sees your plaintext API keys. Even in the event of a database breach, your keys remain unreadable without your password. Shared keys are also encrypted — recipients must enter a password you set to decrypt them.

Built for developers

KeyDock is designed with developer workflows in mind. You can import existing keys from a .env file, export your vault to JSON or CSV for backups, share a key with a contractor via a one-time link, or tag keys by environment (PROD vs TEST) to avoid costly mistakes.

The free plan is generous enough for most solo developers — 10 keys and 1 project, with no time limit. View our pricing for the full comparison.

Get in touch

Have a question, feature request, or feedback? We would love to hear from you. Email us at support@keydock.cloud or reach out on X (@getkeydock).