Share it once. Then it’s gone.
Send a file or a note with end-to-end encryption, a password, an expiry time, and a view limit. The server never sees what you share.
Works without an account. Your key stays in the link.
Encrypted before upload
Encrypted before upload
AES-256-GCM runs in your browser. The key never reaches the server.
Burn after reading
Set one or a few views. The ciphertext is deleted as soon as access is used up.
Password access
Argon2id protects the key. Wrong passwords do not use up a view.
Schedule and expire
Choose when a share becomes available and when it disappears for good.
A quiet, careful way to share
Three steps. No account, no feed, no permanent copy on our side.
Encrypt locally
Your browser creates a random key and encrypts every chunk of the file.
1Send only a link
The decryption key lives in the URL fragment, which browsers never send to the server.
2Unlock, then burn
The recipient decrypts in their browser. Views and expiry are enforced by the server.
3Zero-knowledge by design
Send a file or a note with end-to-end encryption, a password, an expiry time, and a view limit. The server never sees what you share.
- Ciphertext, file size, and access counts
- Schedule, password presence, and view limit
- We cannot see file names, content, or keys
- We cannot recover a lost password or link
Ready when you are
Create a share in a few seconds. Nothing to install.