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I built PushEnv after repeatedly running into the same problems with .env files: secrets getting shared in Slack, committed to Git, going out of sync across machines, and breaking deployments with no clear audit trail or rollback.<p>PushEnv is a local-first, encrypted workflow for managing environment variables. Secrets are encrypted on the developer’s machine before being stored, and only ciphertext is ever uploaded. There’s no dashboard, no accounts, and no SaaS dependency — just a Git-style push&#x2F;pull&#x2F;diff&#x2F;history flow for .env files.<p>It also supports type-safe env validation with Zod, zero-file secret injection for CI, and versioned rollbacks.<p>This is an early version, and I’d really appreciate feedback from people who’ve dealt with secrets management at scale — especially around security assumptions, workflow design, and real-world edge cases.

Hi HN, I&#x27;ve been working on this project for a few months because I often get overwhelmed with the deluge of information online, especially the news.<p>The idea is to get caught up with the news quickly and get a curated podcast with only the articles that you want to listen to. This is done by using NVIDIA&#x27;s LLMs with DeepInfra for TTS to create podcasts with the news articles that you select with an RSS feed reader.<p>Right now, all paid plans have a 14-day trial, and there&#x27;s a free tier too that lets you listen to one podcast episode everyday.<p>Would love feedback on the UI&#x2F;UX, specifically the flow of selecting URLs and making a podcast, any features that you would want to have in such a product, and any that might be missing here.