01
Create your secret
Enter the password or confidential message you want to share. Encryption happens in your browser before anything is uploaded.
Private sharing, made simple
Share a secret.
Share a secret.
Not forever.
A simple way to share passwords, access credentials, and confidential notes without leaving them sitting in an email or chat history indefinitely.
Browser encryption
Encrypted before upload
One-time access
Claimed once, then removed
72-hour expiry
Automatically expires
How it works
Three simple steps. No account required.
02
Share the link
Copy the generated link and send it to the intended recipient using email, chat, or another channel.
03
Reveal it once
The recipient opens the link to decrypt the secret in their browser. The secret is consumed when successfully claimed and expires after 72 hours if it remains unused.
Designed with privacy in mind
The service stores encrypted data rather than the original password. The decryption key is carried in the URL fragment, which browsers do not send in HTTP requests.
What does the server know?
The server manages the encrypted payload, its expiry, and whether it has been claimed. It does not need the decryption key to store or deliver the encrypted data. This helps protect secrets against database-only exposure, but does not protect against compromised JavaScript, a compromised device, or a recipient who copies the revealed secret.
Simple by design
Focused on doing one job well, without unnecessary accounts or complicated workflows.
Client-side encryption
Uses AES-256-GCM through the browser's native cryptographic API.
Single-use links
A secret can be claimed once. Subsequent attempts cannot retrieve the stored payload.
Automatic expiry
Unclaimed secrets expire after 72 hours.
No account required
Create a link, share it with the intended person, and you're done.