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Apnotic
The team behind Password Pusher. Secure-sharing infrastructure for teams that can't afford to leak.
About Apnotic
Apnotic exists for one reason: to make sure the secure-sharing tools your team relies on are still here in 10 years. Founded in 2024, Apnotic is the customer-funded company behind Password Pusher — the open-source secure-sharing tool that's been in production since 2011, downloaded 50M+ times via Docker, with 315K monthly active users and 100M+ secrets shared to date. We're privately held. Zero debt. No venture capital. We build for customers, not investors. What that means in practice: 🔹 14+ years of focused work on one problem — making secure information distribution simple enough that teams will actually use it 🔹 Direct access to the founder and team — not a support queue 🔹 A roadmap driven by what customers ask for, not what a board demands 🔹 No surprise pivots. No acqui-hire risk. We're here for the long haul. The team: • Peter Giacomo Lombardo — Founder & Principal (creator of Password Pusher) • Joe Parisi — Sales & Support • Hasan Özovalı — Lead Fullstack Developer What we build: Password Pusher — open source from day one, self-hostable on Docker, Kubernetes, or air-gapped networks. Or use the hosted SaaS at pwpush.com (US) or eu.pwpush.com (EU), with full GDPR and CCPA compliance. We also build the Pro editions — Premium, Pro, and Self-Hosted Pro — for organizations that need full audit logs, custom SSO, white-label branding, and team policies. Who we work with: From Fortune 500 enterprises to small startups, across IT firms, MSPs, legal teams, HR, support, consulting, design and creative agencies, real estate, and development teams. Get in touch: → Try Password Pusher Pro: pwpush.com → Self-host the open source: github.com/pglombardo/PasswordPusher → Talk to us directly — DM the founder or any team member here on LinkedIn Headquartered in Peabody, MA USA · Distributed team across the US and Europe · Founder based in Palermo, Sicily.
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