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Web Dashboard

Manage projects and secrets visually.

The dashboard talks to the same API the CLI does — nothing you do here is a special code path, and nothing here is out of sync with what envi pull would show you.

Sign in at your Envi instance's web address with the same passwordless flow as the CLI: a one-time email code, no password to manage.

Overview

A workspace-level summary: how many projects you have, how many secrets are in the currently selected one, and quick actions for the things you'll do most — new project, add a secret, import a .env file, invite a collaborator.

Secrets

The full key/value table for the selected project's environment. Values are masked by default; reveal one at a time, or copy a value directly without ever displaying it on screen.

Drag a .env file anywhere onto this panel to import it — existing keys with the same name are overwritten, everything else is merged in.

The revision badge (REV n) in the toolbar matches what envi diff and envi push reason about — if you and a teammate are both looking at the same environment, you're looking at the same number.

Projects

A grid of every project you have access to. Selecting one here changes which project's secrets and activity you're viewing everywhere else in the dashboard.

Sharing

Invite a collaborator to the selected project by email, choosing read, write, or manage. See Invitations for what the recipient experiences, including if they don't have an account yet.

Activity

A live feed of reads, writes, and deletes across your organization — the same data envi activity prints, in the dashboard. Each entry shows who (or which service token) touched what, and when.

Settings

Your account email, a sign-out button for the current device, and light/dark theme — the theme choice is stored per-device, not per-account.