A secrets platform that can't read your secrets.
BipPass exists because the safest place for a secret is one where no server — not even ours — can ever see it. We build the tools that make zero-knowledge the default, not the exception.
What we optimise for.
Zero-knowledge or nothing
If we can read your secrets, so can an attacker who breaches us. So we built the product to make that impossible — encryption happens on your device, and the keys never leave it.
Boring where it counts
Cryptography should be well-understood, not clever. We use X25519, XSalsa20-Poly1305, and Argon2id — primitives that have earned their trust.
Developer-first
Secrets live where your code runs. The CLI is the product; the dashboard is the window into it.
Built by people who've been paged at 3am.
BipPass started after one too many incidents that traced back to a secret in the wrong place — a key in a commit, a token in a log, a credential shared over chat. We wanted a system where those mistakes were structurally impossible, not just discouraged.
We're a small team of engineers who care about cryptography, developer experience, and the quiet confidence that comes from knowing your secrets are actually safe. If that sounds like you, we'd love to talk.
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