Overview
Enkryptify aims to make managing software secrets invisible to developers, providing a central place to store and distribute API keys, database credentials, and other sensitive configuration. The platform targets European companies that want fast delivery cycles without compromising on security or data residency.
The product sits in the secrets management category alongside global incumbents, with a European SaaS positioning. Co-founder Siebe Barée leads the company from Ghent.
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- After shutting down Enkryptify I started building stuff for myself again. Every time something bugged me, I'd just build a fix for it. That turned into 12 tools in 4 weeks, which are all in the video. I open sourced (almost) all of them, so if anything in there is useful to you, feel free to use it. Most of these tools took me a few hours to build 🤯 A few years ago I would have spent weeks on just one of them. AI has really changed how much one person can build on their own. (P.s. The grass cutting game didn't fix anything, I just
- A few months ago I shut down Enkryptify. Since then I've been building again: shipping small projects, learning fast and slowly figuring out what comes next. Part of that is a trip I've wanted to take for a long time. In 2 weeks, I will be in San Francisco 🇺🇸. I already have a plan, but I know the best things there come from introductions and random tips. So: → Who should I absolutely meet? → Which events, meetups or communities are worth it? → Your best non-obvious SF tip? Send me a message. And if youre also in SF, I'd love to
- A month ago I shared that Enkryptify is shutting down. The question I got most: "Why?" I wrote down the full story and the lessons I'm taking into my next company: https://lnkd.in/eVE-Uvmn And yes, I'm looking for a co-founder for my next venture.
- A few weeks ago I closed Enkryptify. Since then I've mostly been building a bunch of small tools, just because I like building them. Building with AI all day, I ran into my usage limits way more than I expected, even on the $200 plan. And it always seemed to happen right when I was almost done with something. I wanted an easy way to see how much I had left before that happened, so I built it for myself. It's called Notchlet and it lives in the notch of your Mac. I've open sourced it and it's free to download on notchlet.com.
- Not exactly the update I imagined posting here a year ago. Over the past year, I’ve had the opportunity to build a company (Enkryptify) together with my co-founder Loïc, raise capital, work with an incredible network of people and learn more than I could have imagined when we started. That chapter is now coming to an end. We recently made the decision to wind down the company. Obviously, this isn’t the ending you imagine when you start building something. But I’m incredibly grateful for everything that came with it: the people I
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