Roadmap

Where Envshed is today and where it's headed. Honest about state - planned work has no date commitments.

Shipped

11

Live in production today.

AES-256-GCM encryption

Secrets are encrypted at rest and in transit on every plan.

CLI (any shell)

envshed login, init, pull, run. Installed with npm on macOS/Linux/Windows.

Service tokens

Scoped machine-to-machine auth for CI/CD and infrastructure.

Audit trail

Every change, admin action, and CLI or API read logged with user and timestamp.

SAML SSO

Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, or any SAML 2.0 IdP on Business.

Webhooks

Notify your systems when secrets change or environments are updated.

GitHub Actions

Inject secrets into workflows with a single step.

Node.js SDK

@envshed/node for managing secrets from backend code and scripts.

Docker & Coolify

Documented flows for injecting secrets into container deployments.

Secret expiration

Set expiry dates with UI and CLI warnings before and after.

Personal overrides

Per-user values on top of shared project config.

In progress

0

Actively being built.

Planned

10

On the list. No promised date.

Vercel integration

One-click sync of Envshed projects into Vercel environment variables.

GitLab CI integration

Inject Envshed secrets into GitLab pipelines with a single include.

Python SDK

Official @envshed/python library for Python apps and scripts.

Netlify integration

Sync Envshed projects into Netlify site environment variables.

CircleCI integration

Load Envshed secrets into CircleCI jobs via an Orb.

AWS Secrets Manager sync

Two-way sync with AWS Secrets Manager so existing pipelines keep working.

Terraform provider

Manage environments, projects, and secrets as code.

Kubernetes (ESO)

External Secrets Operator provider that pulls Envshed values into cluster secrets.

Self-hosting

Run Envshed on your own infrastructure. No date commitment yet.

SCIM provisioning

Automated user provisioning and deprovisioning from your IdP.

Have a request? File an issue on GitHub or reach out, we prioritize what teams actually need.