Secure Note Sharing
Create encrypted, self-destructing notes with password protection. Share sensitive information securely with automatic expiration and one-time viewing options.
Security Features
End-to-end encrypted using AES-256. The encryption key is in the URL and never sent to our servers.
Your note will be encrypted in your browser before storing
Recipient will need this password to view the note
Note will be destroyed immediately after viewing
How It Works
- Your note is encrypted in your browser
- Only encrypted data is stored on our server
- The decryption key is in the URL you share
- Note is deleted after viewing or expiration
Why Use Secure Note Sharing?
Traditional messaging leaves permanent records. Secure notes provide end-to-end encryption, automatic deletion, and no account requirements for truly private communication.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the note encrypted?
Notes are encrypted in your browser using AES-256-GCM before being stored. The encryption key is part of the URL and never sent to our servers.
Can you read my notes?
No. We only store encrypted data. Without the URL containing the key, the content is unreadable. We use zero-knowledge encryption.
What happens after viewing?
If set to burn after reading, the note is immediately deleted from our servers. Other expiration options delete at the specified time.
Is the password required?
No, but adding a password provides an extra layer of security. Even if someone intercepts the link, they'll need the password.