A project holds the secrets of one application or service. Each project has environments (dev, staging, prod and any you add) and folders inside them.
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Monopam v2026.10 |
Administrators and developers with access to the project. |
Projects
Figure 1. Secrets → Projects.
The list shows each project's number of Environments (1) and Secrets (2). Click Add New (3) to create a project; it starts with dev, staging and prod.
Inside a project
Figure 2. A project. Values stay hidden until revealed.
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The environment tabs (1) switch between environments. The Default environment is the base: other environments inherit its keys unless they define their own.
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Folders (2) group keys, for example
db. + Folder adds one. -
Add Secret (3) adds a key. A value can refer to another key with
${KEY}; readers get the expanded value. -
Import (4) pastes an existing
.env, shell or JSON configuration. Bulk Edit changes many keys at once. -
Access (5) decides which users, groups and machine identities can read or write the project.
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Syncs (6) pushes an environment to a cloud secret store; see Secret syncs.
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Every change creates a new version. The row menu shows the history and can roll back.
Related
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Secrets: getting started
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Identities and the CLI
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Secret syncs