Local encryption
The browser generates the key, encrypts the payload, and the server never sees the secret in plain text.
Create an easy-to-remember password, a memorable passphrase, or a complex password, then share it securely.
Everything stays local until you decide to share a password or passphrase securely.
The browser generates the key, encrypts the payload, and the server never sees the secret in plain text.
A unique link, read limits, a clear expiration, and a QR code ready to hand off.
Dark interface, adaptable language, and a short path to generate, copy, or share in seconds.
Admin stats track views, copies, generated links, and successful reads.
Quick answers for passphrases, strong passwords, and secure sharing.
A passphrase is easier to remember because it is built from words, while a complex password maximizes character variety for stronger protection.
Yes. The simple mode creates a memorable passphrase from words selected in the chosen language.
Yes. With one click you can send the secret to the encrypted sharing page and create a secure link with optional PIN protection.
No. The secret stays local in your browser until you decide to copy or share it.