Ravently

Security SaaS · Small teams

LitePassword

A password manager that doesn’t overreach.

Zero-knowledge encrypted vaults for teams of one to twelve. The master password derives the key on the device; the server only ever holds ciphertext. Flat pricing, three clear roles, no enterprise surface area.

  • Marketing site
  • SEO · AEO · GEO
  • App development
  • Backend & hosting
  • Client-side

    Encryption

  • Three

    Roles

  • 1–12

    Team size

  • 4

    Services delivered

01 / The problem

What made this hard

Password managers are the hardest category to build trust in and the easiest to overbuild. The engineering constraint was real zero-knowledge — a server that is useless to an attacker — and the product constraint was resisting every enterprise feature that would make it feel like the tools this audience already rejected.

02 / What we did

Four things,
on every project.

  1. Marketing site that explains the cryptography

    The security model is stated plainly on the page — key derivation on the device, ciphertext on the server, recovery keys — because in this category vagueness reads as a red flag. The restraint in scope is positioned as the feature it is.

  2. SEO, AEO and GEO

    Targeted at small-team and alternative-to queries rather than the head term, where incumbents are unassailable. Comparison and security-model pages are written to be quoted accurately by answer engines, which matters more here than in any other category.

  3. Product build

    Private and shared vaults, three roles (admin, manager, view-only), a password generator, type-aware secrets for logins, cards and notes, reveal-on-click masking, email team invitations and multiple workspaces under one login.

  4. Backend and hosting

    Client-side AES-256 with PBKDF2 key derivation, recovery key flow, a ciphertext-only storage model, invitation and membership handling, flat-rate billing, and the hosting and monitoring stack.

03 / Shipped

In the box

  • Marketing site with security model
  • Private and shared vaults
  • Three-role access control
  • Client-side AES-256 encryption
  • Recovery keys
  • Password generator
  • Type-aware secrets
  • Email team invitations
  • Multiple workspaces per login

Stack & infrastructure

  • Static marketing site
  • Web application
  • WebCrypto (AES-256 + PBKDF2)
  • Ciphertext-only storage
  • Subscription billing
  • Managed hosting + CDN

Named at the level that matters to a founder. The client owns every account, repository and domain from day one.