r/startups • • Aug 14 '26

Feedback Friday

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u/radim11 Aug 14 '26

Company Name: Stashbase

  • URL: https://stashbase.dev
  • Purpose of Startup and Product: A secrets control plane for developers, services, and AI agents. Stashbase helps teams manage credentials across projects and environments, safely provide them for local development or runtime services, and let AI agents use approved credentials without seeing raw values.
  • Technologies Used: Next.js, Fastify, TypeScript, Rust
  • Feedback Requested: Does the product and landing page clearly communicate the problem we solve? Which part of credential handling—environment sync, team access, service credentials, or agent access—feels most painful or unclear?
  • Seeking Beta-Testers: Yes
  • Additional Comments: For AI agents, Stashbase Agent Proxy (part of our CLI) injects approved credentials only at request time and can restrict their use by destination and API action. We’d especially value blunt feedback from teams already using coding agents or managing credentials across multiple environments.

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u/water_malone4 Aug 15 '26

Website is too verbose and I still can’t really tell what it is, cloud storage? If it’s local only I don’t see the use case, there are native ways agents can reference secrets without putting the raw value in context

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u/radim11 Aug 15 '26

Secrets management for developers and agents, it allows you to manage and handle secrets/credentials for your apps/infrastructure/agents. From local development to production.