Keep secrets out of chat history

Secrets should not live in chat.

A teammate needs an API key. A family member needs a password. Pasting it into chat leaves a searchable copy across devices and backups. Put it here instead and send a link that works once.

“Can you send me the production API key?”

The usual move Paste it into chat, where it can remain searchable long after the job is done.

The one-time move Send an encrypted link. The hosted copy is deleted when the recipient reveals it.

Start here

What do you need to send?

0 / 4096
Optional extra protection
30 sec
5 sec60 sec

Add a passphrase if the link needs a second layer of protection.

01

Paste it here, not in chat

Your browser encrypts the password, key, or code before anything is sent to our server.

02

Send the link

Share the one-time link in your usual conversation. Add a passphrase through another channel when needed.

03

The handoff ends

After a deliberate reveal, the encrypted hosted copy is deleted. What the recipient copies is then their responsibility.

Anonymous totals

One-time handoffs, counted without tracking people.

Links generated
0
Secrets revealed
0

For awkward handoffs

Use it when chat is the wrong place.

Passwords, API keys, recovery codes, door codes, and anything else someone needs once but no one needs sitting in history.