A quiet place to leave a secret.
Share secrets. Leave no trace.
Why not just use Slack
You paste a password into Slack, or Teams, or an email.
It never goes away. It's in the channel history, and the next export, and the backup after that. Everyone who was in that channel has it on their laptop. Anyone who joins later can scroll up and find it. A password you sent two years ago is still sitting there, still working, unless someone thought to change it.
Your secret stays here until the link is opened or the time runs out. Then it's gone.
Security is not a feature. It is the absence of information.
How it works
Locked before it leaves you
Your secret gets encrypted on your own machine before it goes anywhere. I can't read it.
It deletes itself
You set a view count or a timer. When either one runs out, it's deleted.
No account, no login
Paste your secret, pick when it expires, get a link.