Your SaaS works. Until one environment variable doesn't.
Envexa scans your codebase, compares configuration across local, staging, and production, and flags exactly what's missing, exposed, or drifted — before it ships, not after.
What GitHub's secret scanning doesn't see
Staging is missing REDIS_URL and STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET — and nobody finds out until the deploy fails.
A Stripe key leaks into a file that later gets removed. The commit is gone — is the key still live in production?
Secret exposure detection masks every finding:sk_live_••••••••9X2A — never the real value.
A variable was removed from the code six months ago. It's still sitting in .env.example, and nobody remembers why.
How the inspection runs
Read the code, not the secrets
Envexa detects every process.env, os.getenv, and import.meta.env reference in your repository and classifies it — database, auth, billing, storage. It never reads the actual values.
Local vs. staging vs. production
Every variable is checked against each environment you've mapped. What's missing, undocumented, or unused shows up immediately, with a transparent 0–100 health score behind it.
CI checks and PR comments
envexa check exits non-zero on critical issues for your pipeline. A GitHub PR check comments the moment a change introduces an undocumented variable.
Get Free Early Access
Envexa launches on Christmas, December 25, 2026. Reserve your free spot today to get full, unrestricted access to all features on launch day.
Early access users receive full platform access completely free — no credit card or payment required.
Frequently asked questions
Is Envexa completely free?
Yes! Early access users get full access to all Envexa features completely free. No credit card or payment is required.
Is Envexa a secrets manager?
No. Envexa never stores actual secret values. It's a configuration intelligence layer: it detects which variables your code needs, compares them across environments, and flags what's missing, undocumented, or exposed. Keep using Vault, Doppler, 1Password, or your platform's native secrets manager alongside it.
Doesn't GitHub already do this for free?
GitHub's secret scanning catches credentials committed to git, and it's genuinely good at that — keep it on. It has no visibility into whether a variable is actually set in your Staging environment, or whether .env.example is out of date. That's a deploy-platform problem, not a git problem, and it's what Envexa exists for.
Do I have to upload my production secrets?
Never. Production configuration is represented as metadata — which variables exist and whether they're set — not the values themselves. Local and staging work the same way.
What happens on Christmas (December 25)?
You'll receive an email with your access link and setup instructions so you can start scanning your repositories right away.