Encrypted in your browser
Share a secret.
Opens once. Then it’s gone.
How your secret is protected
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Encrypted on your device
AES-256-GCM, the standard behind HTTPS, using your browser’s built-in Web Crypto.
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We never see the key
It lives after the # in the link. Browsers never send that part to a server.
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Burned after one view
Deleted from our database the moment it’s opened, or when it expires.
Your link is ready.
Opens once. Expires in 1 day.
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Your secret
This secret is gone.
It was already viewed, expired or destroyed.
This secret was destroyed.
Too many wrong passphrases. Ask the sender for a new link.
Link destroyed.
Nobody can open it anymore.
This link is incomplete.
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Unable to decrypt this secret.
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