A shared, categorised directory of where your team's accounts actually live. No password field, ever — this tool records the site and username; your password manager still does the rest.
Without a shared record, finding the right login means messaging around and hoping someone remembers.
Ad-hoc lists in shared docs are a genuine security risk, not just an inconvenience.
Accounts for long-gone clients or retired tools stay live because nobody owns tidying the list.
→Every account grouped and instantly searchable by name, site or username — so nobody hunts for a login again.
→Only the site and username are recorded; your existing password manager still fills the rest — so security stays where it belongs.
→Removed accounts are hidden, not deleted, and can be restored in a click — so tidying up is never risky.
→A simple shared passphrase keeps the directory to staff only — appropriate friction, not enterprise overkill.
No more "which login was that" messages
Zero passwords stored, zero extra risk
Old accounts get tidied, not forgotten
One shared source, not five spreadsheets
Unlock with the demo passphrase, filter by category, add a new site, remove one and bring it back. Fictional studio, fictional accounts.
Try the live demo →LastPass, 1Password or similar still handles the actual passwords.
Can surface as a linked tool from the team dashboard.
The passphrase gate can be swapped for your existing SSO if preferred.
No integrations needed — that is intentional for a tool this focused.
Exact connections are configured per client during the mapping stage — this shows the kind of systems we typically connect to, not a fixed list.
Your categories and starting list of accounts, captured quickly.
Configured to your branding, populated with your starting accounts.
Live, supported, and easy for the team to keep current themselves.
Timeframes are indicative and will be confirmed at the mapping stage — actual build time depends on catalogue size and how many systems it connects to.
The mapping conversation is free. You'll walk away with a clear picture of what this would look like for your business.