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I got frustrated with password managers that feel like enterprise software. So I built the one I actually wanted. Lemonade keeps passwords,env files and API keys in one AES-256-GCM encrypted vault. TOTP, Passkeys, Emergency Access, Secure Notes, Chrome & Firefox extensions. No desktop app — it's a PWA. Free for 15 passwords, $2.99/mo unlimited. The Env Vault is the differentiator: drop your project folder and Lemonade detectsenv files, credentials — everything you can't commit to git.
Lemonade's exclusive Env Vault feature auto-detects and imports .env, .npmrc, credentials.json, and secret files from project folders with drag-and-drop support, version tracking, and export-back-to-.env capability, solving the developer-specific problem of scattered credential management
Lemonade supports importing from Bitwarden, 1Password, and CSV formats, and allows export of all data anytime in standard formats, preventing vendor lock-in and enabling easy switching between password managers
Lemonade's secure sharing feature grants access to passwords without revealing plaintext values, and includes emergency access with configurable waiting periods for trusted contacts, enabling safe credential delegation in team environments
Lemonade includes a cryptographically secure password generator, built-in TOTP authenticator with QR code scanning, and secure notes for storing recovery codes and PINs, consolidating authentication workflows in one encrypted vault
Lemonade provides AES-256-GCM encrypted password storage with browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox, one-click autofill, and cross-device sync via cloud infrastructure, enabling developers to access credentials seamlessly without manual entry