Encrypted before upload
The browser seals the file locally. Storage receives ciphertext, not the filename or the contents.
Private file sharing
Send the file. Lose the trail.
Share a file through a short link that expires, limits its own views, and keeps the decryption key away from our servers.
handoff.zip
Encrypted in this browser
Public path
secretpaste.com/s/a3bCz1Private key
#29K4azt81Ygo1BtI…- Open
- One atomic claim
- Key
- Fragment only
- After
- Ciphertext destroyed
A transfer with an ending
The file arrives. The copy does not linger.
Email attachments, shared drives, and chat uploads are built to keep things. SecretPaste is built for the moment a sensitive file changes hands, then for getting out of the way.
Built for the handoff
A link that can finish
Choose when it expires and how many times it may open. The final claim burns what remains.
No recipient account
The recipient opens the link and reveals the file. There is no account wall between them and the handoff.
“Sensitive file sharing should feel temporary because it is temporary.”
— The SecretPaste product principle
Send the useful thing. Keep none of the clutter.
Start with a file or a folder. SecretPaste encrypts it here and gives you one short link to pass on.
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