Simple, secure, with an Env Vault for your .env files
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 includes built-in TOTP authenticator with QR code scanning to keep credentials and 2FA codes together, plus emergency access feature allowing designated trusted contacts to request vault access with configurable waiting periods.
Lemonade supports WebAuthn and FIDO2 passkeys with biometric authentication (fingerprint or face recognition), allowing users to unlock their vault and log in without traditional passwords.
Lemonade's exclusive Env Vault feature allows developers to drag-and-drop entire project folders, auto-detect .env, .npmrc, credentials.json, and secret files, track versions, and export back to .env format. Uses client-side encryption with user-controlled master password.
Lemonade provides AES-256-GCM encrypted password storage with browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox, one-click autofill, and cross-device sync via cloud. Users can generate strong passwords and access credentials instantly without manual typing.
Lemonade enables secure password sharing with team members where access is granted without revealing the actual password value, maintaining encryption throughout the sharing process.