Share passwords with a link that deletes itself
Stop sending passwords by email, WhatsApp or Teams, where they stay forever. Type what you want to share and get a link that opens only once. Once read, it is gone. Everything is encrypted in your browser: not even JWeb can read what you send.
Why not send passwords by email or WhatsApp?
A password sent by email, WhatsApp or Teams stays in the conversation, in backups and on every device of whoever receives it. If any of those accounts is compromised, the password goes with it. With a one-time link, the information exists only until it is read.
Encrypted in your browser
The text is encrypted on your computer with AES-256 before it is sent. The key sits at the end of the link, the part browsers never send to the server. So we only store unreadable data, and not even JWeb can read what you share.
What it is for
- Sending an account password to a colleague
- Handing over access to a client or supplier
- Sharing API keys and tokens with the tech team
- Sending alarm, Wi-Fi or safe codes
- Passing on bank or identity details
- Sharing account recovery codes
Why use this tool
Opens only once
Once read, the message is deleted straight away. Opening the link again shows nothing.
Expires on its own
Choose 1 hour, 1 day or 7 days. If nobody opens the link, the message is deleted anyway.
End-to-end encryption
AES-256 in your browser. The server never receives the content or the key.
Optional passphrase
Add a passphrase and send it through another channel. Five wrong attempts delete the message.
How it works
Type what you want to share
A password, an access code, an API key or any confidential text.
Send the link
Copy the link and send it by email, WhatsApp or Teams. On its own, the link shows nothing.
Read once, then deleted
The recipient opens the link and sees the message. At that moment, it is deleted from the servers.
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