Yaml and Ansible Vault Editor
Unlock, edit, re-encrypt. No ansible required.
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Yaml and Ansible Vault Editor unlocks, edits, and re-encrypts Ansible Vault secrets natively on Mac and iPad. No ansible install, no terminal. Open a vault, edit the plaintext, hit save, and it's sealed again with AES256, fully compatible with ansible-vault. Around it sits a real YAML editor with live validation, comment-preserving formatting, and a project tree that speaks inventories, group_vars, and roles. Your passphrases never touch the disk, and it's free with no account.
Why you'll love it
- Unlock a vault, edit secrets in plain text, and save to re-encrypt with AES256, fully compatible with ansible-vault
- Turn any YAML file into an encrypted vault in one step, with a passphrase that's never stored
- Catch mistakes as you type with live, line-accurate validation and a formatter that keeps your comments
- A project tree built for Ansible, with file filter, rename, Find & Replace, and live disk sync
- Native on Mac and iPad: a workspace window per project on Mac, recent workspaces a tap away on both
- Passphrases stay in memory only. No account, no tracking, and your files never leave your device
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Desktop / Mac
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Tablet / iPad
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