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Elding: Your API Key Never Enters Your Application's Memory

I’m building Elding (elding.app), a tool where your API key never touches your app’s memory, neither in development nor in production. Everything is handled in isolation through a proxy. No more Git leaks, Slack leaks,

Noe Lienard
Noe Lienard

Posted on Jun 21

Elding: Your API Key Never Enters Your Application's Memory

I’m building Elding (elding.app), a tool where your API key never touches your app’s memory, neither in development nor in production. Everything is handled in isolation through a proxy.

No more Git leaks, Slack leaks, or AI agents like Cursor and Claude reading everything.

It’s still early stage, and I’m looking for real feedback from developers who ship apps every day.

→ Try it: elding.app

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