Stop sharing secrets in plaintext.
Paste a secret or drop a .env file. Everything encrypts in your browser. The server never sees it.
How it works
Three steps. Zero knowledge. No account needed.
Paste or drop
Paste a secret or drag your .env file. Everything stays in your browser, nothing leaves your machine yet.
Encrypted locally
Your browser encrypts everything using AES-256-GCM. The encryption key lives only in the URL fragment, never sent to the server.
Share the link
Send the link over Slack, email, wherever. The recipient's browser decrypts it. The server deletes the blob after.
Built for developers who care about security
Every feature designed with zero-trust in mind.
Zero-knowledge
Encryption happens entirely in your browser. The server stores only encrypted blobs and can never see your data.
.env file drop
Drag and drop any .env file. The entire file is encrypted client-side and shared as a single secure link.
Burn after read
Secrets self-destruct after being viewed. Once opened, the encrypted blob is permanently deleted.
Password protection
Add an extra layer with a password. It is used as additional key material client-side, never sent to the server.
Configurable expiry
Set secrets to expire after 1 hour, 24 hours, or 7 days. Expired blobs are automatically purged.
Open source
The core encryption model is fully open source. Audit it, fork it, trust it. Transparency by default.
What's coming
We're building in the open. Here's where we're headed.
Secret sharing
- Paste & encrypt secretsPaste & encrypt secrets
- .env file drop.env file drop
- Burn after readBurn after read
- Configurable expiryConfigurable expiry
- Password-protected secretsPassword-protected secrets
Workspaces & teams
- User accounts & auth
- Team workspaces
- Role-based access
- Dashboard & history
CLI & sync
- CLI push & pull .env filesCLI push & pull .env files
- Live sync on changeLive sync on change
- Audit logsAudit logs
- Custom expiry settingsCustom expiry settings
Integrations
- Slack & Discord bot
- REST API for CI/CD
- SSO (SAML/OIDC)