One-time secret

Share a password or a private note safely: the text is stored encrypted, and the link works exactly once — after the first read the secret is destroyed.

Share a password or a private note safely: the text is stored encrypted, and the link works exactly once — after the first read the secret is destroyed.

How to use

  1. Type the secret text
  2. Create the one-time link
  3. Send it — after one view it's gone forever

Frequently asked questions

What if the recipient's link was intercepted?

Whoever opens first, burns it: if the recipient sees "already read", you know the link leaked — change the password.

Can I read my own secret to check?

Yes, but that consumes the single view — create a new one for the recipient.

How is the secret stored?

Encrypted, and it's deleted permanently right after being read (or when it expires).