Vault & Account
The Vault is the one place in Shipmark built to be invisible to everyone but you — including your own teammates and Shipmark itself. This page also covers the beta and account security.
Using the Vault
AES-256 encrypted, and private to you alone.
Two-Factor Authentication
An authenticator-app code on top of your password or email code.
MCP Integration
Connect Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or Cursor to your workspace.
The Beta
Everything is free right now — no billing, no upgrading.
Your vault stays yours
Why "AES-256 encrypted" actually means something here, step by step.
Encrypted in your browser
Before anything ever leaves your device.
Only ciphertext reaches the server
Shipmark stores it, never reads it.
You hold the only key
Derived from your vault PIN, never sent anywhere.
Invisible to everyone else
Not teammates, not managers, not Shipmark.
Using the Vault
AES-256 encrypted, and private to you alone.
Why it exists
Freelancers and developers end up holding client credentials, API keys, and access tokens somewhere. The Vault keeps them encrypted in your browser before they ever reach Shipmark's servers.
When to use it
Any password, credential, link, or private note you need to keep but shouldn't leave lying around in chat or a shared doc.
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Open the Vault
From the sidebar — unlock it with your vault PIN.
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Add an item
Password, link, or note, encrypted in your browser before it's ever sent.
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Pin frequently used entries
For one-tap access without scrolling.
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Bulk import
From an existing password manager, if you're moving over.
Pro Tip
Pro Tip
Two-Factor Authentication
An authenticator-app code on top of your password or email code.
Why it exists
A password or email code alone is one factor. Adding a second, time-based code from an app you already control makes an account far harder to take over, even if the first factor ever leaks.
When to use it
Any account you'd rather not lose access to — recommended for anyone signing in with a password or email code.
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Open Profile → Security
Scan the QR code with any authenticator app — Google Authenticator, Authy, 1Password, and similar all work.
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Confirm with a live code
Enter the 6-digit code your app just generated to turn it on.
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Save your recovery codes
Ten single-use codes, shown once — the only way back in if you ever lose your device.
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Sign in as usual, then enter your code
Password or email code first, then the second step — same for both.
Pro Tip
Pro Tip
MCP Integration
Connect Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or Cursor to your workspace.
Why it exists
A lot of daily work already happens inside an AI coding assistant. MCP lets that assistant create tasks, log work, and update checklist steps directly, instead of you copying updates over by hand.
When to use it
Any time you want to log work or manage tasks from Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, or another MCP-compatible client, without switching to the browser.
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Open Profile → API Tokens
Generate a personal token — it's shown once, so save it somewhere safe.
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Connect your client
One CLI snippet on the same page configures Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or Cursor to use it — no manual server setup.
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Use it from your assistant
Ask it to log work, create or update a task, or add a checklist step, and it happens directly in your workspace.
Pro Tip
Pro Tip
The Beta
Everything is free right now — no billing, no upgrading.
Why it exists
Shipmark is in a free beta, so every feature is available to everyone at no cost, with nothing to upgrade and nothing billed.
When to use it
For the whole beta period — there's nothing to set up or manage.
Pro Tip
Best practices
- Choose a vault PIN you don't use anywhere else — it's the only thing standing between ciphertext and your actual data.
- Pin the handful of items you reach for constantly, rather than scrolling the full list each time.
- There are no plan limits to plan around during the beta — everything is available from day one.
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