How we compare

Where we're different — and honest about where we're early.

The incumbents are mature and audited. We're new, AI-ready, developer-focused and EU-hosted. Here's the honest picture — including the rows where they win.

Built for your AI, safely

The only one here with an MCP server: your agent (Emily) can list vaults and create items, with secret values redacted by default — never handed over. Automation without handing an AI your passwords.

Developer-native

Paste a whole .env and it splits into named variables like Vercel does. Config, API keys and SSH keys are first-class item types, not notes.

European by default

Portugal-first, European Portuguese, and your data lives in an EU Supabase project you control — not a US SaaS you rent.

Honest about security

Zero-knowledge encryption in your browser, and a roadmap we don't dress up. We tell you what's shipped, what's coming, and what we haven't earned yet (like an external audit).

Feature by feature

The full picture.

FeatureRP Secrets1PasswordBitwardenLastPassDashlane
End-to-end encryption (zero-knowledge)
Independent security audit
We're new and not yet audited — we say so.
Soon
Open-source core
Personal + shared team vaults
Sharing with roles (owner/admin/member)
Password generator + live strength
Vault health (weak / reused / old)
Breach check (Have I Been Pwned)
One-time secret share links
Partial
MFA / 2FA on the vault
Bulk .env import + dev config grouping
Paste a whole .env; it splits into fields like Vercel.
PartialPartial
MCP server for AI agents (redaction-first)
Your AI can list and create items — never see raw secrets.
EU data residency (your own Supabase project)
PartialPartial
European Portuguese interface
PartialPartialPartialPartial
Self-host / own your data
Runs on a Supabase project you control.
Partial
Browser extension + autofill
Soon
Mobile apps
Soon
Passkey / WebAuthn login
SoonPartial
YesPartial limited / plan-dependent Soon — on our roadmap Not available

Comparison reflects our understanding of publicly documented features as of 2026. Products change constantly — check each vendor's site for the latest. Names and trademarks belong to their respective owners; this is a good-faith comparison, not an endorsement or affiliation.

Where we're early — plainly

No browser extension or autofill, no mobile apps, no passkey login, and no independent audit yet — all on the roadmap. If you need those today, the incumbents are the safer pick, and we'd rather tell you than oversell.

Straight answers

The questions people actually ask.

The encryption model is the same class: zero-knowledge, keys derived in your browser, the server only stores ciphertext. Where we're genuinely behind is track record and an independent audit — we're new, and we won't pretend otherwise. For the crypto itself, we use standard primitives (Argon2id, AES-GCM, RSA-OAEP).

Try it and judge for yourself.