About VaultPilot
VaultPilot: a self-hosted secrets manager for Windows Server
Your team installs it on its own Windows Server and uses it from a browser over HTTPS. The current release is v3.0.3.
What VaultPilot holds, and what it is not
VaultPilot holds passwords, credentials, API keys, secure notes, certificates, and file-backed secrets. The browser encrypts each value before the server stores it. PAM session brokering, SIEM, and vulnerability scanning are out of scope.
- One support address: support@vaultpilot.io
- Documentation and release notes in English and Turkish
- Developed by Vaultek Bilişim in Türkiye
Guides and release notes for 3.0.3
The guides, knowledge-base articles, and release notes describe 3.0.3. The release page lists each published file.
- Installation, update, and recovery guides for Windows Server
- An overview of the product and its main screens
- A troubleshooting guide for common failures
- How to verify each release file's size and SHA-256
Test the fit with synthetic data
Before production, check the Windows Server installation, the browser encryption, the recovery process, the update verification, and the operator duties.
- Check the server, software, and network requirements
- Take a full backup and practice a restore
- Pair the browser extension and try autofill on a test site
- Verify an update package before you install it
See VaultPilot in your own environment
Tell us what the evaluation should cover, or open the live demo with sample data first.