"Developers don’t version environment configuration, they pass it around"

EnvSimple is a CLI-first tool that brings structure to environment configuration for small teams.

Most teams don’t intentionally mismanage environment variables: it just happens over time. A few projects grow, people join and leave, staging drifts from production, and suddenly nobody knows which .env file is correct anymore. Rollbacks mean hunting for backups, onboarding blocks on missing secrets, and CI depends on someone manually updating values.

EnvSimple treats configuration as versioned state instead of loose files.

Each change creates a full snapshot of the environment. You can pull the latest config, push updates, and safely roll back to any previous version. Rollbacks don’t overwrite history, they create a new version copied from a known good state, so you always have an audit trail of what actually changed and when.

Your application workflow doesn’t change. Apps still read a normal .env file. EnvSimple just manages how that file is shared and synchronized across developers and environments.

It includes environment-level permissions, audit logs, and service tokens for CI/CD so builds can fetch configuration without storing secrets in repositories.

EnvSimple isn’t meant to replace enterprise secret managers. It’s designed for early teams and growing projects that need reliability without operational overhead, the space between manually sharing .env files and running complex infrastructure.

If your team has ever asked “which config is the real one?”, this is the problem EnvSimple solves.