Introduction

Stashbase is a secrets and environment management platform for storing, organizing, and syncing application configuration across teams and systems.

It gives you one place to manage API keys, database credentials, tokens, and other sensitive values, then deliver them to your applications through the dashboard, CLI, SDKs, integrations, and API.

What Stashbase does

At a high level, Stashbase helps you:

keep secrets centralized instead of scattering them across .env files, CI settings, and cloud dashboards
model your infrastructure around workspaces, projects, and environments
control access with scoped roles, teams, and API keys
track secret changes over time with changelog and audit-friendly workflows
detect exposed or hard-coded secrets with scanning workflows
sync secrets into local development, deployment pipelines, and connected services

Core model

The platform is organized around a few core concepts:

Workspace: the top-level space for your company or team, including members, teams, billing, and shared settings
Project: a container for a specific application or service
Environment: a scoped set of secrets and configuration values inside a project, such as development, staging, or production
Secrets: key-value pairs stored securely and versioned through change history

This structure makes it possible to keep access narrow, separate environments cleanly, and still reuse the same operational model across all of your apps.

Platform surfaces

You can work with Stashbase through whichever interface fits the job:

Dashboard for day-to-day secret management, access control, and audit workflows
CLI for local development and automation
SDKs and REST API for custom integrations and application-side tooling
MCP server for AI-assisted workflows in compatible clients

If you are new to the platform, start with Overview and then continue to the Basics section.

Start here

Platform overview

Learn the core concepts: workspaces, projects, environments, roles, and secrets.

Basics

Set up the mental model for managing access, environments, and day-to-day workflows.

Security

Review the security model, architecture, and operating principles.

Local development

Pull, push, and run secrets locally with the CLI and config file workflows.

Integrations

Connect Stashbase to external tools and secret providers.

Scans

Detect exposed or hard-coded secrets and review scan-driven remediation workflows.