AltENV Portals — password sharing, solved

Stop Sharing Passwords
Over Slack.

Your team shares admin logins via Slack, email, or spreadsheets. Every shared password is a breach waiting to happen. AltENV Portals gives access without giving the password.

Sound Familiar?

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"Can someone DM me the AWS login?"

Password shared over Slack. Stored in chat history forever. Accessible to anyone with access to that channel.

Slack messages are indexed and searchable.
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The "Passwords" spreadsheet

A Google Sheet or Notion page with all the team's shared passwords. Everyone has view access. No audit trail.

One leaked link = every password compromised.
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The one person who knows

Only Sarah knows the admin password. She's on vacation. The team is locked out of a critical portal for a week.

Bus factor: 1. Business continuity: 0.
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Offboarding nightmare

An employee leaves. Which passwords did they have access to? Time to rotate every shared credential — if you can find them all.

Average offboarding misses 3+ shared accounts.
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"Who changed the settings?"

Everyone uses the same login. Something breaks. No one knows who did it. No audit trail possible.

Shared credentials = zero accountability.
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MFA that's never MFA

The portal has 2FA. So the team shares the TOTP seed too. Or one person approves everyone's login. Security theater.

If you share MFA, you don't have MFA.

Before vs After

Without AltENV

  • Passwords shared via Slack/email
  • Stored in spreadsheets or Notion
  • No audit trail — who logged in?
  • Everyone sees the password
  • Offboarding = rotate everything
  • MFA shared = no MFA

With AltENV Portals

  • Team clicks a link — auto-logged in
  • Password stored encrypted on your server
  • Full audit log of every portal access
  • Nobody sees the password — ever
  • Revoke access in one click
  • Admin handles MFA — team doesn't need it

How AltENV Portals Works

Share portal access, not passwords

1

Add a Portal

Admin adds a portal URL (e.g. admin.example.com) and logs in via the AltENV proxy. Session is captured server-side.

2

Assign Access

Choose which team members or devices can access the portal. Fine-grained control per person.

3

Team Clicks a Link

Team members click the portal link (or use the browser extension). They're logged in automatically — no password needed.

4

Revoke Anytime

Employee leaves? Revoke their device in one click. No passwords to rotate. Instant and clean.

Simpler Than a Password Manager. Safer Too.

30-day free trial. Full access. No credit card.

Monthly Yearly Save ~35%

Need API key protection too? AltENV Proxy · Want everything? AltENV Complete

Frequently Asked Questions

Password managers share the password. AltENV shares the access. Your team never sees or types the password. The session is proxied server-side — the credentials stay on your server.

Yes. The admin logs in once (including MFA) and AltENV captures the session. Team members use the session — they never need the password or the MFA code.

Any web portal that uses cookie-based sessions. That's most admin panels, SaaS dashboards, internal tools, and web apps. If you can log in via a browser, AltENV can proxy it.

If you have SSO, great — AltENV complements it. But many portals don't support SSO (especially third-party tools, admin panels, and legacy systems). That's where AltENV fills the gap.

No. AltENV Portals is a reverse proxy on your own server. Your team connects to AltENV, which connects to the portal on their behalf. Same architecture as any corporate reverse proxy. No certificate manipulation. No traffic interception.

On YOUR server, encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. We never see your sessions, passwords, or data. AltENV is fully self-hosted.

The admin re-authenticates via the dashboard. Team members are automatically re-routed to the updated session. No passwords need to be shared.

One click in the dashboard. Remove the device or the person. Access is revoked instantly — no passwords to change, no credentials to rotate.

Your team is sharing passwords right now. Fix it today.