Secure handoff guide
Encrypted message
Send secure text through a browser-encrypted self destructing message that gives the recipient access without creating a permanent plaintext archive.
Private by default
Your text is encrypted in the browser before storage, so plaintext is not sent as a normal server payload.
Controlled visibility
Choose view limits and expiry timing to narrow when the encrypted message can be revealed.
Flexible sharing
Share the encrypted message link directly or download a QR code for in-person handoff.
The practical detail
Send encrypted messages without creating an account
The page is built for quick secure text sharing. Type the message, choose your access controls, and send a protected link. The recipient opens the link, decrypts locally, and the message follows the self destructing rules you selected.
Keep sensitive text out of permanent systems
Email, help desks, project tools, and messengers often keep long archives. An encrypted self destructing message is a cleaner place for temporary instructions, private details, operational notes, and short confidential handoffs.
Add friction only where it helps
For routine secrets, a one-read encrypted link may be enough. For higher-risk information, add a password gate, lower the expiry window, or use a separate channel to verify the recipient before sharing the full link.
Your message, your rules
Ready to leave less behind?
Encrypt locally, share once, and let the message remove itself automatically.