Others have mentioned shared family accounts, I could also imagine storing shared wifi keys, or the admin password for the router. In the case of a business/project, there is also storing API keys, and maybe also admin passwords for devices. There could also be non-digital secrets stored in the vault, like bank accounts and social security numbers. The easy solution is just to have a separate keepass file that is meant to be shared, and/or have everyone maintain a separate vault with some of the data duplicated, and manually tell everyone when its time to update their info.
At work we use hashicorp vault, ansible vault, and cyberark for different things, but I still store my stuff in keepass. For personal use, I use keepass on dropbox, and it's worked incredibly well for almost 15 years now.
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Others have mentioned shared family accounts, I could also imagine storing shared wifi keys, or the admin password for the router. In the case of a business/project, there is also storing API keys, and maybe also admin passwords for devices. There could also be non-digital secrets stored in the vault, like bank accounts and social security numbers. The easy solution is just to have a separate keepass file that is meant to be shared, and/or have everyone maintain a separate vault with some of the data duplicated, and manually tell everyone when its time to update their info.
At work we use hashicorp vault, ansible vault, and cyberark for different things, but I still store my stuff in keepass. For personal use, I use keepass on dropbox, and it's worked incredibly well for almost 15 years now.