API keys that change themselves, without breaking production.
How rotation works
Rotating by hand means logging in, copying a key, pasting it into several places, redeploying and hoping you remember the old one. KeyPilot runs the whole loop for you.
A fresh key is minted at the provider while the old one keeps serving.
Sent straight to every bound destination. No clipboard, no Slack.
A live call proves the new key works. Health checks stay green.
Only then is the old key revoked. Failures roll back automatically.
Integrations
Native connectors where a provider has a key API. Clearly labelled browser-automation connectors where it doesn’t. A Connector SDK for everything else.
Leak response
Signals from GitHub secret scanning, GitGuardian and KeyPilot’s own scanner are confirmed with the provider, then the key is rotated. Our design target: replaced within 60 seconds of detection.
Approvals, audit, security
iOS, Android, Slack or Teams. Each approval is bound to one rotation and expires in 15 minutes.
Every create, push, verify and revoke is logged with who approved it and when.
Provider credentials scoped to key management where possible, with a visible scope score.
Connect one provider and one secret store. Watch the first rotation run.