That sounds great.

You can inspect the website and detect a backdoor. It is not easy, but nobody would risk to be caught doing that. On the server side, we have no possibility of knowing what happens.

Also, you could use an extension to generate the signature. The password, in this case, would never be passed to the client.

That sounds interesting.

Give it a shot! It's free to get going. We'll also hopefully be doing a launch on HN next week.

If you are interested in checking a completely different approach, you can look at Secrez https://github.com/secrez/secrez. It is a CLI secret manager that supports git repo for distribution. Using other packages in the suite, Secrez allows direct communication between local desktop accounts using SSL tunneling. Disclosure: I wrote it.

It is not for team, right now. But I can add features in that direction if there is interest from the community.

Hello, this is Francesco, the author of Secrez. Just in case you have any question.

Original author here, ask me anything. Thanks

Any comment, critic, pull request is much appreciated.

I think that the author says that he doesn't think there will be a "hub". And, personally, I agree on this.

Why do great VCs have websites that sucks?

Sometimes I have the impression that some entrepreneurs like to say that there is a bubble because so they can say: "Yes, he raised all that money, or had that big exit, but not because he is better than me, only because there is the bubble".

There's a very nice piece by Fred Wilson related to that: http://www.avc.com/a_vc/2012/05/wheres-my-billion-dollar-che...

Because God forbid someone start a business to make a living rather than to burn up their life savings on a monetarily pointless passion.

I could probably make more money by literally selling tickets to have people come see me set my life savings in cash on fire.