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Send a secret that can only be read once

Paste a password or key and get one link. The first open destroys the stored copy, and the server never sees the key.

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If nobody opens the link in time, the secret is deleted unread.

Paste or generate a secret first.

The key never reaches the server

Your browser encrypts the secret and keeps the key in the part of the link after the #, which browsers never transmit. A stolen backup of this server holds nothing but ciphertext.

Reading destroys it

The stored copy is deleted in the same operation that reads it. There is no second read, no history, and no way to extend a link.