Seamless Auth remains a core product, but the lineup now covers the admin surface, secrets management, launch-readiness reviews, scaffolding, and AWS visibility around security-sensitive systems.
How the lineup fits together
A passwordless-first vault for the credentials teams still need while they move toward passkeys.
Teams still depend on passwords, API keys, recovery codes, environment values, and shared credentials. Conventional vaults can store those items, but they rarely help teams understand which secrets are risky, which accounts can become passwordless, or what should be rotated first.
Seamless Secrets stores passwords, API keys, recovery codes, secure notes, team secrets, and developer environment secrets in encrypted vaults while tracking passwordless readiness, sharing risk, and credential health.
Creates encrypted personal and team vaults for logins, API keys, recovery codes, secure notes, environment secrets, and shared credentials.
Tracks passkey support, passkey enablement, password requirement, two-factor status, risk level, and last review metadata for vault items.
Gives developers CLI workflows to pull encrypted records, write local environment files, or run commands with injected secrets without printing plaintext values.
Uses metadata-only audit events so teams can review access and changes without exposing decrypted secret contents.
Builds toward Seamless Auth passkey-backed sessions for the hosted web manager and team access flows.
If you are evaluating passwordless auth, dedicated deployments, operational tooling, or the products around it, we can help you map the right path forward.