keyhold.io — Stop sharing passwords over Slack

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Collect client credentials properly.

End-to-end encrypted collection for passwords, API keys, and files. Your team can use them when needed, then make them disappear, fully auditably.

Ask for credentials properly.

Send a link. They fill it in. The secret gets encrypted in their browser before it ever hits our servers. No more "can you just paste it in Slack?"

  • Generate a secure request link
  • Encrypted before it leaves their browser
  • Organised by client and project

Request secret form — generate a link to collect credentials

Audit log showing who accessed a secret and when

See who looked, and when.

Every time someone reveals a secret, we log it. You'll always know who accessed what, and when. Handy for audits, even handier for peace of mind.

  • Full history of every reveal
  • Know exactly who, exactly when
  • Compliance-ready logs

Share files, not just passwords.

Need to share an SSL certificate? A license key file? An SSH key? Request files the same way you request passwords — encrypted end-to-end, with a full audit trail.

  • Request text or files in one click
  • Files encrypted before upload
  • Download decrypts on your device

File sharing interface — request and share encrypted files

Bulk secret requests — request multiple credentials in one go

Onboard a client in minutes.

Need a dozen credentials from a new client? Send one link. They fill in everything at once. Each secret stays encrypted and organised — no back-and-forth emails.

  • Request multiple secrets at once
  • One link, all credentials
  • Save templates for repeat use

Integrate with your favourite chat app.

Get notified when secrets are submitted, requests are created, or team members join — right where your team already works.

  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Google Chat

Chat integrations — receive notifications in Slack, Teams, and Google Chat

We couldn't peek if we tried.

Most platforms say "trust us, we're secure." We'd rather you didn't have to. Here's how it actually works.

1

Encrypted before it leaves your browser

When someone submits a secret, their browser encrypts it locally first. By the time it reaches us, it's already scrambled. We never see the original.

2

Split-key encryption

Think of it like a safe deposit box that needs two keys. We hold one (locked down with AWS KMS). The other lives on your device. Neither key is useful on its own.

3

Decryption happens on your machine

When you need to see a secret, both keys meet in your browser. The decryption happens locally. Our servers only ever handle encrypted blobs.

Security Status Active

Zero-Knowledge: Activated

What if you get hacked?

Honestly? They'd get a pile of encrypted data and half of the keys needed to decrypt it. The other half is on your device, not ours. It's useless to them.

Read the full technical breakdown

Simple pricing. No per-seat fees.

Add as many people as you need. We don't charge per seat.

£50 /month

Billed monthly in GBP.

£500 /year

Billed annually in GBP.

Includes 5-day free trial

  • Unlimited Secrets & Requests
  • Encrypted File Sharing
  • Unlimited Team Members
  • Zero-Knowledge Encryption
  • Full Audit Logging
  • Chat Integrations
  • Priority Support

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