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Your password manager and the vault your assistant uses.
Save site logins for yourself in SafeAssist. When your assistant needs one, SafeAssist uses it for a single task without handing them the password to keep. You can take logins back any time.
The vault is separate from your assistant's company. Your logins stay here, not inside the assistant app.
Built for people who already delegate email, calendar, shopping, or travel to a personal assistant.
How it works
A lockbox for logins your assistant is allowed to use, not a shared password in a text thread.
Sign up and save a login
Create your account with email, Google, or GitHub. Start with a free Personal trial (card required). In the dashboard, open Saved logins to store a site, username, and password, or connect GitHub under Connections.
Link your assistant
Your assistant app talks to SafeAssist so it can use that login on your behalf. You never paste your password into a chat for it to work.
Let it act once
When your assistant needs to do something, SafeAssist uses the saved login once, logs it, and returns the result. You can take the login back any time.
Why SafeAssist
Two jobs, one vault
Use SafeAssist like a password manager for your own site logins and API keys. Your assistant can use a saved login or key for a task without their company ever holding it.
You stay in control
See when your assistant used a saved login. Revoke access or delete a saved login any time from the dashboard.
Ask before risky steps
Routine tasks can run on their own. Sensitive actions can wait for your OK before the assistant continues.
Simple monthly plans
Lite and Personal plans set how many assistants, saved logins, and program keys you can use. No monthly call limits on Lite and Personal.
API keys your assistant can use but never see
Save keys for services like OpenAI or Stripe. When your assistant needs one, SafeAssist adds the key to the request itself and passes back only the answer. You choose, key by key, whether it asks you first.
Each key is locked to one website
When you save an API key, you choose the one website it is for. Even if an assistant is tricked by a harmful web page into trying to send your OpenAI key to evil.com, SafeAssist refuses, because evil.com is not that key's website.
Your key is wiped from every reply
Some services repeat part of a request back in their answers, including error messages. Without this step, an error message could hand your key straight to your assistant. SafeAssist removes it before your assistant sees anything.
Pricing
Choose Lite or Personal for everyday use. Try Personal free for 7 days. Add a card to start. We email you 2 days before your trial ends. Your card is charged on day 8 unless you cancel before then.
A saved login is the username and password for a website. A program key is an API key for another service, like OpenAI, that your assistant can use without seeing it.
Try Personal free for 7 days. Add a card to start. We email you 2 days before your trial ends. Your card is charged on day 8 unless you cancel before then.
Lite
$5 / month
$54 / year (10% off when you pay yearly)
- 1 linked assistant
- Unlimited saved logins
- 3 program keys
- Email approval alerts
- Text notifications coming soon
- 30 days of history
Personal
$9 / month
$97.20 / year (10% off when you pay yearly)
- 3 linked assistants
- Unlimited saved logins
- 25 program keys
- Email approval alerts
- Text notifications coming soon
- 1 year of history
Family plan
Shared vault for households is on the way. No price yet.
Ready to try it?
Open the dashboard, save your first login, and follow the setup guide.