One-Time Sharing

Share a password, token or note through a link that destroys itself after it is read. The secret is encrypted in your browser — this server never sees it.

0 / 10000 characters

Destroyed once this many people have opened it

A wrong passphrase does not burn the secret, so the recipient can try again.

How this stays private

  • AES-GCM encryption happens in your browser before anything is uploaded.
  • The key sits after the # in the link, which browsers never send to a server.
  • Opening the link does not reveal the secret — the reader has to click, so mail scanners cannot burn it.
  • After the last allowed view the stored ciphertext is wiped, and everything is deleted at expiry.