We made your API keys invisible to us — here's why that matters for writers
Most AI writing tools that publish to Medium, WordPress, or LinkedIn need your API keys and tokens to do it.
That means they store your credentials on their servers. You're trusting them to secure it.
With twRty Blogboat, we made a different architectural decision:
🔒 Your platform API keys, tokens, and credentials are stored exclusively in your device's secure keychain — never on our servers.
We literally cannot see them. We have zero access.
If you switch devices, you reconnect. We designed it this way because writers deserve tools that don't become a security liability.
This is especially important if you're connecting high-traffic publications — a leak of a Medium or WordPress API key can compromise your entire audience.
We think this is the right way to build. Happy to answer any questions about how it works technically.
→ twrty.org/blogboat (free to start, web + iOS + Android)

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