Share passwords and text without a trace.
Paste a password or a short text, generate a one-time link, and share it. Encrypted in your browser, it self-destructs after being read.
Encrypt your secret
Why SecureShare
AES-GCM 256-bit via WebCrypto. Your secret is never sent in cleartext.
We only store ciphertext. The key travels in the URL fragment — invisible to the server.
No IP logging, no login required, no user profiling.
How it works
SecureShare turns a secret into a one-time link using encryption that happens inside your browser. The server only stores the encrypted payload; the key never leaves your device.
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Paste your secret
Type or paste the password, note, or text you need to share. Nothing is sent until you click generate.
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Encrypt in browser
Your browser creates a 256-bit AES key and a random IV, then encrypts the secret with AES-GCM before any data leaves your device.
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Store ciphertext only
Only the encrypted text and expiry reach our server. We cannot decrypt it because we never receive the key.
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Share the link
The key is appended after the # in the link. The recipient's browser uses it to decrypt locally, and the secret self-destructs after use.
Why the key lives in the URL fragment
Browsers never send the part after # to the server. That means the key stays on the client, so even if someone intercepted the request, they would only see unreadable ciphertext.
