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Environment management for small team which outgrew ctrl c+v

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EnvSimple is a CLI-first tool that lets teams version, manage, and roll back environment configuration safely.

Instead of passing .env files around Slack or manually updating platform secrets, EnvSimple treats configuration as immutable snapshots. Pull, push, and roll back with a Git-like workflow, without committing secrets to Git.

It’s built for small teams who want sanity around config without operating a heavy enterprise secret manager.

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Features

  • Versioned environment snapshots (immutable history)
  • Safe rollback to any previous version
  • CLI-first workflow (pull, push, rollback)
  • Scoped permissions (pull / push / manage / delete)
  • Per-project encryption keys with master key rotation
  • Environment-level access control
  • Service tokens for CI/CD
  • Audit logs for all actions
  • .envsimple.local for safe local overrides
  • Encrypted at rest storage

Use Cases

  • Small teams tired of sharing .env files manually
  • Startups needing safe config rollback without infra overhead
  • Agencies managing multiple client environments
  • Teams with staging/prod drift problems
  • CI/CD pipelines needing scoped, environment-specific access
  • Debugging incidents where “which config was running?” matters

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Hey everyone 👋 I built EnvSimple after repeatedly running into the same issue on small teams, environment configuration drifting silently. Staging didn’t match prod. CI overrides weren’t documented. Rollback meant digging through old messages or guessing which .env was “last good.” There are excellent secret managers out there. But for many 3–15 person teams, they’re either too heavy or introduce operational overhead that never gets fully adopted. So I focused on something narrower: Treat environment configuration like versioned snapshots. Pull. Push. Roll back safely. No committing secrets to git. No Slack-sharing .env files. No guessing which version was running. The CLI is open source. The backend is built with per-project encryption keys, master key rotation, scoped permissions, and immutable audit logs. This is my first proper public devtool launch, and I’m building it in the open. Would genuinely love feedback, especially from teams who’ve struggled with config drift or onboarding chaos. Thanks for checking it out 🙏

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Building simple tools that make everyday...

Hey everyone 👋 I built EnvSimple after repeatedly running into the same issue on small teams, environment configuration drifting silently. Staging didn’t match prod. CI overrides weren’t documented. Rollback meant digging through old messages or guessing which .env was “last good.” There are excellent secret managers out there. But for many 3–15 person teams, they’re either too heavy or introduce operational overhead that never gets fully adopted. So I focused on something narrower: Treat environment configuration like versioned snapshots. Pull. Push. Roll back safely. No committing secrets to git. No Slack-sharing .env files. No guessing which version was running. The CLI is open source. The backend is built with per-project encryption keys, master key rotation, scoped permissions, and immutable audit logs. This is my first proper public devtool launch, and I’m building it in the open. Would genuinely love feedback, especially from teams who’ve struggled with config drift or onboarding chaos. Thanks for checking it out 🙏