A powerful sidebar panel that replaces raw text editing. Search, group, sync, encrypt — all from inside your editor. Zero config.
Features
16 free features, zero setup. The free tier is genuinely complete — Pro adds team and cloud capabilities.
Add a single comment to your .env file and ENV Manager Pro auto-groups your variables with emoji icons. No plugins, no config, no format changes — it reads your existing comments.
YOUR .env FILE
# === DATABASE === DB_HOST=localhost DB_PORT=5432 # === AUTH === JWT_SECRET=super_secret GOOGLE_ID=894-xxx # === PAYMENTS === STRIPE_KEY=sk-live-xxx
SIDEBAR SHOWS
Supports: # === NAME === · # --- NAME --- · # [NAME] · ALL CAPS headers
Type any part of a key or value — results filter live across all variables and all groups. Essential once you hit 20+ variables.
All secret values are masked by default with ••••••••. Toggle the eye icon to reveal. When you do a screen-share or pair session, your secrets stay hidden.
Generate cryptographically strong secrets inline — no leaving the editor for a random string tool.
Duplicate keys silently override each other in .env files. ENV Manager highlights them in red so you catch bugs before they hit production.
Paste raw text to import. Export in 4 formats for any toolchain.
DB=postgres://... API=sk-xxx
{"DB":"postgres://...","API":"sk-xxx"}DB=postgres://... API=sk-xxx
apiVersion: v1 kind: Secret
Compares your .env against .env.example — shows keys your team has that you're missing.
20-level undo. Every add, edit, delete, and import is reversible. Accidentally wiped your staging variables? One click restores them.
Opens every .env, .env.local, .env.staging, .env.production in your project. Switch between them with one click. No renaming or copying.
Pro Features
Your variables encrypted with AES-256-GCM locally, then pushed to a personal vault. Pull on any machine — laptop, desktop, remote VM.
Share a vault ID with teammates. Everyone pulls the same variables. No more 'copy your .env from someone on Slack'.
Secrets older than 90 days get flagged in the panel and trigger a Slack webhook. Stay ahead of audits and credential leaks.
Full history — who changed what key, what the old value was, and when. Essential for compliance and debugging incidents.
Pull directly from AWS Secrets Manager, Doppler, or Infisical into your .env. Single source of truth, no manual copying.
How cloud sync works
DB_PASS=super_secret_123Encrypting with key on your device...U2FsdGVkX1+abc...Dkl9XQ==The server sees only encrypted blobs. Your master key never leaves your machine.
Setup
Open VS Code or Cursor. Hit ⌘+Shift+X, search "ENV Manager Pro", click Install.
Open a folder that has a .env file. The ENV Manager panel appears in the Activity Bar automatically.
Click any .env file in the ENV FILES panel. Variables load instantly — grouped, masked, searchable.
Pricing
No trials. No credit card for free tier. No features locked behind a paywall.
Fully functional, forever
For teams and power users
Yes. 16 features, no time limit, no account required. We charge for cloud and team features only.
AES-256-GCM encrypted on your device before upload. The server stores only ciphertext it cannot read. Your master key never leaves VS Code.
Yes. Each license covers 2 activations. Need more for a larger team? Contact us for team pricing.
Yes. Cancel from the Lemon Squeezy customer portal. You keep Pro access until the end of your billing period. 14-day refund policy applies.
Blog
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Contact
Bug, feature request, billing, or just saying hi — we reply within 24 hours.
hello@stacklyhq.com
Support
4h reply for Pro
GitHub
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Pro subscribers
Use subject "Pro" for priority queue — 4 hour response guaranteed.
No more raw text editing, no more leaked secrets, no more "can you send me your .env?" on Slack.