The Only Password Manager
Your IT Already Approved
A password manager that stores credentials in your existing Azure Key Vault or AWS Secrets Manager. No third-party servers. No new vendor approval. Your secrets stay in infrastructure your security team already trusts.
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Why Developers Need a Different Password Manager
Traditional password managers were designed for personal use. Developers and engineering teams face entirely different challenges when managing credentials across cloud platforms, staging environments, and production systems.
Third-Party Risk
Every traditional password manager introduces a third-party server that stores your credentials. That is another vendor to vet, another attack surface to monitor, and another breach notification you might receive. The LastPass breach in 2022 exposed encrypted vaults for millions of users.
Compliance Overhead
Adding a new secrets storage vendor means procurement reviews, security assessments, SOC 2 verification, and DPA negotiations. For enterprise teams, this process can take months. Your Azure Key Vault and AWS accounts are already approved and audited.
Context Switching
Developers constantly switch between the Azure Portal, AWS Console, password managers, and the actual applications they need credentials for. Each context switch breaks flow. A browser extension that surfaces the right credential on the right page eliminates this friction.
Fragmented Access Control
With traditional password managers, you manage access in the password manager AND in your cloud provider. With SatisVault, access control lives entirely in Azure RBAC or AWS IAM. One source of truth. When someone leaves the team, disabling their cloud account revokes everything.
How SatisVault Works
Three steps to replace your password manager with your existing cloud infrastructure.
Connect Your Vault
Sign in with your Azure or AWS credentials. SatisVault discovers all vaults you have access to automatically.
Browse and Search
Search across all connected vaults instantly. Tag secrets with URLs for automatic matching when you visit a site.
Auto-Fill Credentials
Visit a tagged URL and SatisVault offers to fill your credentials instantly. One click to log in, zero context switching.
SatisVault vs Traditional Password Managers
See how a cloud-native password manager compares to traditional solutions like 1Password, Bitwarden, and LastPass.
| Feature |
SatisVault
|
1Password | Bitwarden | LastPass |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Uses your existing cloud vault | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| No third-party secret storage | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Auto-fill by URL | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Azure Key Vault support | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| AWS Secrets Manager support | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| RBAC / IAM integration | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Audit trail (CloudTrail / Monitor) | ✓ | Limited | Limited | Limited |
| Browser extension | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Password generator | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Free tier available | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
SatisVault is the only password manager that keeps your secrets in infrastructure you already own. Compare features in detail on our features page.
Built for Enterprise Security
SatisVault was designed from the ground up to meet the security requirements of enterprise engineering teams. No shortcuts, no compromises.
Zero-Knowledge Architecture
SatisVault never sees your secrets. The extension communicates directly with Azure and AWS APIs from your browser. No proxy servers, no middleware, no data in transit through our systems. We literally cannot access your credentials even if we wanted to.
OAuth 2.0 with PKCE
Authentication uses industry-standard OAuth 2.0 with PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) for Azure. No master passwords stored anywhere. Your identity is verified by Microsoft or AWS directly, using the same authentication your cloud console uses.
No New Vendor Approval
Since SatisVault does not store or process your secrets, most security teams can approve it without a full vendor assessment. Your data stays in Azure Key Vault or AWS Secrets Manager, services already in your organization's approved toolchain.
Native RBAC and IAM
Access control is handled by Azure RBAC and AWS IAM policies you already manage. No duplicate permission systems. When an engineer leaves the team, disabling their cloud account instantly revokes all secret access through SatisVault.
Full Audit Trail
Every secret access is logged in Azure Monitor or AWS CloudTrail. Your compliance team gets the same audit trail they already rely on, with no additional logging configuration needed. SatisVault simply uses your existing cloud APIs.
Cloud-Grade Encryption
Your secrets are encrypted at rest by Azure (AES-256) or AWS (AES-256-GCM) with keys managed by their respective KMS services. This is the same encryption that protects production workloads for Fortune 500 companies. No weaker alternative, no homegrown crypto.
Learn more about our security model on the security architecture page.
Built for Real Developer Workflows
SatisVault fits into the workflows developers already use every day. Here is how engineering teams put it to work.
Daily Credential Lookup
Developers access dozens of internal tools, staging environments, and admin panels every day. Instead of navigating the Azure Portal or AWS Console to look up each credential, SatisVault surfaces the right password the moment you visit the page.
Tag your database admin panel, Grafana dashboard, or Jenkins instance with a URL, and the credentials appear automatically. No searching, no portal navigation, no context switching. Just click and fill.
Secret Rotation and Updates
When credentials need rotation, SatisVault provides full CRUD operations directly from your browser. Create new secrets, update existing values, and manage versions without opening the cloud console.
The built-in password generator creates strong, random passwords that you can save directly to your vault. Rotate a database password, update the secret, and auto-fill the new value, all in under 30 seconds.
Team Onboarding
New team members need access to internal tools from day one. With SatisVault, onboarding is simple: grant the new engineer access to the relevant Azure Key Vault or AWS secrets through your existing IAM policies, and they instantly see everything they need in SatisVault.
No shared password spreadsheets, no Slack messages with credentials, no separate password manager invitations. The cloud vault is the single source of truth, and access follows your existing organizational structure.
Multi-Cloud Teams
Organizations running workloads across Azure and AWS often struggle with fragmented credential management. Developers need credentials from both providers but use different consoles and interfaces to access them.
SatisVault connects to both Azure Key Vault and AWS Secrets Manager simultaneously. Cross-vault search lets you find any credential regardless of which cloud it lives in. One extension, one search, all your secrets from both providers in a unified interface.
Ready to Ditch Your Third-Party Password Manager?
Install SatisVault in under a minute. Connect your Azure or AWS account and start auto-filling credentials from your own cloud vault. Free tier available, no credit card required.
Works with Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, and all Chromium browsers. Also check our Azure Vault cost calculator to estimate infrastructure costs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is SatisVault a password manager?
Yes. SatisVault functions as a password manager built specifically for developers and engineering teams. It stores credentials in your own cloud vaults (Azure Key Vault or AWS Secrets Manager) and provides browser-based auto-fill, password generation, and cross-vault search. The key difference from traditional password managers is that your secrets never leave your cloud infrastructure.
How is SatisVault different from 1Password or Bitwarden?
Traditional password managers like 1Password, Bitwarden, and LastPass store your credentials on their own servers. SatisVault stores nothing. Your secrets stay exclusively in your Azure Key Vault or AWS Secrets Manager, infrastructure your organization already controls and audits. This means no new vendor to approve, no additional attack surface, and full compliance with existing security policies.
Is SatisVault secure?
SatisVault uses a zero-knowledge architecture. Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 with PKCE for Azure and IAM credentials for AWS. No secrets, tokens, or credentials are ever sent to SatisVault servers. Everything runs locally in your browser extension. Your existing cloud provider handles encryption at rest, access control, and audit logging.
Does SatisVault work with both Azure and AWS?
Yes. SatisVault supports Azure Key Vault via Microsoft OAuth 2.0 and AWS Secrets Manager via IAM credentials. You can connect both providers simultaneously and search across all connected vaults from a single interface. Multi-cloud teams can manage secrets from Azure and AWS side by side.
What does SatisVault cost?
SatisVault offers a free tier that includes unlimited secrets from one vault. The Pro plan unlocks multiple vaults, cross-vault search, and advanced features. Visit the pricing page for current plan details and team pricing.
Do I need IT approval to use SatisVault?
In most cases, no additional approval is needed. SatisVault does not introduce a new storage layer or third-party server for your secrets. It connects to Azure Key Vault and AWS Secrets Manager that your IT team already manages. Since your data never leaves your existing infrastructure, security reviews are typically straightforward.