A vault for client logins and keys
Managable’s credential vault keeps hosting, CMS, DNS, and API keys encrypted with AES-256, locked to the project, with a handover state — so you never lose access to a client’s stack or paste a password into a chat again.
AES-256 encrypted
Usernames and passwords are encrypted at rest — never stored in plain text, never visible in logs.
Scoped to the project
Each credential belongs to the project and client it powers, so access lives with the work.
Clean handover
A handover state per credential means you can transfer access cleanly when a project ends.
Hosting, CMS, DNS, API keys
Store the whole stack a client’s work depends on, with notes and URLs in one place.
Account-gated
Access is row-level per workspace and protected by your login and two-factor authentication.
Never lose the stack
No more hunting for which login runs which client’s site — or chasing a freelancer who left with the keys.
Stop keeping client passwords in a shared note
Agencies and freelancers hold the keys to their clients’ sites, domains, and tools — and too often those keys live in a spreadsheet, a chat thread, or someone’s personal password manager. Managable gives every credential an encrypted home, scoped to the project it powers.
- AES-256 encryption at rest for every secret
- Hosting, CMS, DNS, API keys, and notes per project
- Row-level access control per workspace
- Handover state to transfer access cleanly
A password manager for agencies, built into the work
A generic password manager does not know your projects or clients. Managable’s vault sits inside the same workspace as the project, files, and documents — so when you open a client’s project, the access it needs is right there, and it leaves cleanly when the engagement ends.
Store
Add logins, API keys, and access for a client or project — encrypted the moment you save.
Use
Find the right credential inside the project it belongs to, gated behind your account.
Hand off
Mark credentials handed over and transfer access cleanly when the work ends.
Frequently asked questions
What is the credential vault?
A secure place to store the logins, API keys, and access a client’s work depends on — hosting, CMS, DNS, and more — encrypted with AES-256 and scoped to the project they belong to.
How are credentials protected?
Credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256, so usernames and passwords are never stored in plain text. Access is row-level per workspace and gated behind your account and two-factor authentication.
Is this a password manager for agencies?
Yes — it is a credential vault and password manager built for agencies and freelancers who hold client access. Keys live with the project, not in a shared note or a personal password manager.
Does it help with client handover?
Yes. Each credential carries a handover state, so when a project ends you can hand off access cleanly and never lose track of a client’s stack.
Where do credentials live?
Scoped to the client and project they power, alongside the files, documents, and tasks for the same work — so access is always where you expect it.
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