Share a secret. Watch it disappear.
Text or a file, encrypted in your browser, with a link that destroys itself. No account, no plugin, nothing to install.
Encrypted on this device. The key travels in the link, never to our servers.
It is encrypted here
Your browser generates a key and encrypts the content before anything is sent. We receive ciphertext and a size.
The key rides in the link
Everything after the # stays in your browser and in whatever you paste the link into. It is never in a request.
One view, then it is gone
Opening it consumes a view. When the last one goes, the ciphertext is deleted - from the row, and from storage.
What we can and cannot see
We hold ciphertext, a size, and the timings of what happened. We cannot read the content, the filename or the type of anything encrypted in a browser. One path is different and says so on every response: curl mode, where our server does the encrypting because your terminal cannot run our code.