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Send a self-destructing note

Write a secret, get a one-time link. The note is encrypted in your browser and deleted after it’s read or expires.

The note is encrypted in your browser (AES-256). The key is stored only in the link and is never sent to us — we can’t read the contents. The note is deleted after it’s read or when it expires. Do not use this service for anything illegal.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does a self-destructing note work?

You write the text, we encrypt it and give you a link. The first person to open it sees the note; after that the stored copy is deleted and the link stops working for everyone, including you.

Can you read my note?

No. The note is encrypted in your browser and the key is only in the link, which never reaches us.

What is it for?

Passing a password, a code or a private address once, without leaving it in a chat history.

Updated: 2026-10-14

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