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🔐 One-Time Secret Text Sharing Link

Share sensitive text, passwords, or notes securely online with client-side zero-knowledge encryption. The secret self-destructs after being read once. 100% free.

🔐 Zero-Knowledge Client-Side Secret Encryptor
🔒 Encrypted locally before link generation. Burn after reading.
📝 Enter Confidential Secret
🔗 Encrypted Shareable Link
👁️ Simulated Recipient View
Generate a link above to test the decryption & self-destruct simulation.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How does the client-side encryption work?

Your secret message is encrypted locally in your browser using a cryptographic key. The decryption key is embedded in the link fragment (#), meaning our server never stores or sees your plaintext secret.

Does the secret self-destruct after being opened?

Yes! Once the generated link is opened and decrypted by the recipient, the encrypted data payload expires and cannot be viewed again.

Is any sensitive data stored in plaintext on a server?

No. All encryption and payload packaging occur 100% locally inside your web browser prior to any temporary transmission.

🗓️ Updated 2026-08-22

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