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Secure Share

Encrypt secret messages and share them via URL. Password never leaves your browser. Zero server storage.

100% Local & Private
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Security Features

  • AES-256-GCM encryption (military-grade)
  • PBKDF2 key derivation (250,000 iterations)
  • Zero server-side storage
  • Password never transmitted
  • Unique IV for each encryption

How It Works

  1. Enter your secret message in the text area
  2. Create a strong password (minimum 8 characters)
  3. Click "Encrypt & Generate Link"
  4. Copy the generated URL and share it securely
  5. Share the password through a separate channel

The encrypted message is in the URL hash. Only someone with the password can decrypt it.

About Secure Sharing

Share Passwords Securely Without Cloud Risks

Cloud clipboard services and messaging apps store your sensitive data on servers forever. URL encryption keeps everything in the URL—no server storage, no persistent copies.

Encrypt text and embed it in a URL hash. Only people with the password can decrypt it. Even if messages are archived, the content stays protected.

Perfect for healthcare, legal, and finance where data residency and compliance matter—no server ever sees your content.

Safe Password Sharing Tips

Use browser-based encryption with strong passwords. AES-256-GCM provides military-grade security, all processed locally.

Make passwords long—12+ characters for good protection. Use password managers to generate and store them.

Burn-after-reading clears content after viewing, preventing accidental exposure through browser history or shoulder surfing.

Why Choose Browser-Based Encryption?

No accounts, no installation, no server storage—minimal attack surface. Uses Web Crypto API standards for reliable security.

Enterprise tools like 1Password offer audit logs and expiration, but add complexity. For simple sharing, our approach is faster and more private.

Consider how long secrets need to live. For one-time shares, browser tools win. For organizational secrets, enterprise platforms make sense.

How the Encryption Works

AES-256-GCM encrypts and authenticates your data. PBKDF2 derives keys from passwords with 250K iterations against brute force.

Unique IVs ensure identical text produces different encrypted output. Salt and IV travel with the data but are useless without the password.