Security chaos funneled into one lockbox — one area, one login
Built by a founder who was pulling his hair out

Hackers ruined logins for everyone. We're taking them back.

You run a remote team, and your own accounts block them for logging in from a "new IP." Google locks you out because it "doesn't recognize your location." Codes, warnings, lockouts, every single day. We built Rize box because we were done with it: every shared password, 2FA code and verification email in one place, one login.

I was the password hotline.

I run a remote team. Every morning started the same way: somebody's locked out. Google "doesn't recognize this location." The ad account flagged a "new IP." The 2FA code went to my phone, and I was asleep, on a plane, or in a meeting.

So every login ran through me. I was pulling out my f***ing hair.

Hackers ruined logins for everyone, and big tech's answer was to treat my own team like the hackers. F*ck that.

So we built Rize box: one place, one login. My team gets the passwords and codes they're allowed to have, without me in the middle. If you've ever texted someone a 2FA code at midnight, this is for you.

— Founder, Rize Brands

Credentials encrypted at rest Access granted per team member Two-step sign-in + shared 2FA codes

Shared access is quietly
eating your day.

Big-tech security was built for one person on one laptop. Your team shares accounts, so every sign-in turns into a chase, and you're the one being chased.

“Hey, can you send me the 2FA code?”

Sent at 11:42 pm. Again.

“Unusual sign-in attempt blocked.”

New IP, new device, new lockout.

“Which inbox did the verification email go to?”

Three people search. Nobody finds it.

“Who changed the password?”

Nobody knows, and now nobody can log in.

Anyone on your team can log in
to whatever they need.

No more texting codes or forwarding verification emails. You decide who gets what once, and the team takes it from there.

Send a 2FA code with one link

Freelancer needs in for an hour? Send a link. They see the live code, nothing else, until it expires or you turn it off.

Everyone, or just the people you pick

Open an app to the whole team with one switch, or tick the people who need it. Change it for one app or fifty at once.

Without Rize box

  • Codes texted by whoever holds the phone
  • Passwords pasted into Slack and WhatsApp
  • Verification emails scattered across inboxes
  • No idea who used which account, or when

With Rize box

  • Teammates pull the current code themselves, or open a link you sent
  • Passwords encrypted, shown only to people you choose
  • Shared inboxes and codes in one workspace
  • Every reveal logged with a name and a time

The right access.
For the right people.

Keep the work moving without passing passwords around or chasing someone for a code.

One place for credentials

Shared logins and live authenticator codes, side by side. Teammates copy the code in one click.

Your team, your permissions

Grant every app to everyone, or pick people per app. Remove someone and their access goes with them.

A clear record of access

See who revealed a credential and when. Shared access doesn't have to mean losing accountability.

$5 a seat.
That's it.

One plan with everything in it. Add or remove people any time; you only pay for who's on the team.

Get off the password hotline.

Set up your team today. Your next 2FA prompt won't be your problem.

Set up your team