Founder of a listed tool

Kyle Spearrin

Founder and Chief Innovation Officer, Bitwarden, named behind the Bitwarden Secrets Manager listing on Anchor Terminal.

Founder and Chief Innovation Officer, Bitwarden

Kyle Spearrin wrote the original Bitwarden password manager, first released in August 2016, and founded the company behind it. He was Bitwarden's chief technology officer and is now its Chief Innovation Officer.

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Who is Kyle Spearrin?

Kyle Spearrin wrote the original Bitwarden password manager, first released in August 2016, and founded the company behind it. He was Bitwarden's chief technology officer and is now its Chief Innovation Officer.

What does Bitwarden make?

Anchor Terminal lists Bitwarden Secrets Manager from Bitwarden. End-to-end encrypted secrets store from the Bitwarden password manager company.

Who has invested in Bitwarden?

The sources our research read name PSG and Battery Ventures.

How are Kyle's tools graded?

Bitwarden Secrets Manager is graded C, 56.9 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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