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BetaList — Clavitor Submission

BetaList is a curated list of early-stage startups and betas. Good for early adopters and developer audience.

Submission Form Fields

Startup Name: Clavitor

Tagline (one line, ~100 chars):

The password manager your AI can use — without seeing your credit card

Website: https://clavitor.ai

Description (2–3 sentences):

Clavitor is a password manager built for developers who use AI assistants. 
It uses two-tier encryption: API keys, SSH keys, and TOTP codes are AI-readable 
via MCP (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor). Credit cards, passport numbers, and private 
keys are encrypted with WebAuthn PRF — client-side only, server never has the key.
One Go binary. MIT licensed. Self-host free or hosted at $12/year.

Category: Developer Tools / Security

Keywords / Tags: password-manager, ai, mcp, webauthn, developer-tools, open-source, self-hosted, totp, security

Twitter/X handle: @clavitor (register before submitting)

Screenshot: Required — 1280×800 or 2560×1600. Use the vault split-screen (L1/L2 fields).

Target Audience on BetaList

BetaList users are early adopters, indie hackers, and developers — perfect fit. Expect:

50–200 early access signups if listed
Feedback from developers who actively use AI coding tools
Some organic traffic from their newsletter

When to Submit

Submit 2–4 weeks before public launch. BetaList has a review queue; expect 1–3 week wait before going live.

Pre-Submit Checklist

@clavitor X handle registered
Screenshot ready (1280×800)
clavitor.ai live with working install page
Email capture working on clavitor.ai (for early access list)

Submission URL

https://betalist.com/submit

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