Secure handoff guide
Burn after reading note
Write a private note that gives the recipient one controlled opening window, then removes the encrypted message from reuse.
Opened, then gone
Use one-read behavior for notes that should deliver context once without staying searchable forever.
Encrypted private note
The note is encrypted locally, stored as ciphertext, and decrypted in the recipient browser.
More control than a paste
Tune expiry, view limit, password protection, and QR sharing based on the sensitivity of the note.
The practical detail
What is a burn after reading note?
A burn after reading note is a private message designed for temporary access. It is best for information that needs to be delivered once, not preserved in a long-lived system of record.
Make the deletion rule part of the message
The self destructing layer turns deletion into the default workflow. The recipient opens the note through the protected link, the view rule is consumed, and the encrypted row is no longer treated as reusable content.
Useful for trust-sensitive conversations
Use it for private instructions, access hints, one-off codes, and sensitive operational details. It does not replace good access control, but it keeps temporary secrets out of places built for permanent history.
Your message, your rules
Ready to leave less behind?
Encrypt locally, share once, and let the message remove itself automatically.