Local encryption
The browser encrypts the password, username, or note before upload so the server never sees the plain text.
Encrypt a secret in the browser, then send a secure link.
The share page brings together expiration rules, PIN protection, and read limits so you can stay in control.
The browser encrypts the password, username, or note before upload so the server never sees the plain text.
Each link can expire quickly, cap the number of reads, or self-destruct after a read or a copy.
PINs, QR codes, and advanced controls let you match the sharing flow to the sensitivity of the secret.
Everything you need to know about encrypting, limiting, and sending a secret with a secure link.
You can share a password, a username, an email address, or a private note, all encrypted in the browser.
The content is encrypted locally before upload and is only accessible through the link and the key stored in the URL fragment.
Yes. You can set an expiration, cap the number of views, enable a PIN, or burn the link after read or copy.
Yes. You can copy it, open it, or turn it into a QR code for fast handoff.