# dotsafe alternatives and comparisons

> How dotsafe compares with Doppler, Infisical, 1Password, HashiCorp Vault, dotenvx and Bitwarden Secrets Manager.

## Compare

- [Doppler alternative: dotsafe vs Doppler](https://dotsafe.dev/alternatives/doppler.md): Doppler is a hosted secrets service priced per user. dotsafe is an open source, local-first alternative: your secrets stay encrypted on your Mac, for one payment.
- [Infisical alternative: dotsafe vs Infisical](https://dotsafe.dev/alternatives/infisical.md): Infisical is an open source secrets platform for teams, in the cloud or self-hosted. dotsafe is open source too, but there's no server at all: secrets stay encrypted on your Mac.
- [1Password for developers alternative: dotsafe vs 1Password](https://dotsafe.dev/alternatives/1password.md): 1Password stores developer secrets alongside your passwords, in its cloud. dotsafe is a dedicated, open source secret manager whose vault stays on your Mac.
- [HashiCorp Vault alternative for developers: dotsafe vs Vault](https://dotsafe.dev/alternatives/hashicorp-vault.md): Vault is built for running secrets infrastructure across a company. If you need your own app secrets on your Mac, dotsafe is simpler.
- [dotenvx alternative: dotsafe vs dotenvx and dotenv-vault](https://dotsafe.dev/alternatives/dotenvx.md): dotenvx encrypts your .env files so you can commit them. dotsafe takes secrets out of your repo entirely, and keeps them from your AI agents.
- [Bitwarden Secrets Manager alternative: dotsafe vs Bitwarden](https://dotsafe.dev/alternatives/bitwarden-secrets-manager.md): Bitwarden Secrets Manager is an end-to-end encrypted cloud service for teams and machines. dotsafe keeps your secrets on your Mac, with no account.