Write a private note, share a link, and it deletes itself the moment it is read. Encrypted in your browser, so not even we can read it.
This link works once. As soon as the person opens and reads it, the note is destroyed for good. If nobody opens it, it disappears in 7 days. Share it only with the person who should read it.
Type your note. It is encrypted right in your browser before it ever leaves your device.
You get a secret one-time link. Send it however you like.
The first time it is opened, the note is shown once and then permanently deleted.
Share a login, WiFi code or PIN with a one-time secret link instead of leaving it in chat or email.
Send a developer a secret key that self-destructs the moment it is read, so it never lingers in a message history.
Write a confidential note and share a burn-after-reading link that disappears once it is opened.
Bank details, a recovery code, or anything you do not want saved forever, sent as a one-time note.
Yes. Your note is encrypted in your browser using AES-256 before it is sent. The decryption key lives only in the link you share (after the # symbol), and that part is never sent to our server. So we store an encrypted blob we cannot read. This is a zero-knowledge, self-destructing note.
No. The moment it is opened and read, it is permanently deleted from our server. Reloading the link afterwards shows nothing, because the note no longer exists.
An unread note automatically expires and is deleted after the time you choose. Open Show options to set it to 1 hour, 1 day, or up to 7 days.
Sending a password, a WiFi code, a PIN, a private message, or any secret you do not want sitting in chat history or email forever. It is a simple, free Privnote alternative.
Yes. A self-destructing note goes by many names: a secret note, a one-time note, a one time secret, a burn note (burn after reading), a disappearing message, or simply a self destructing note. They all mean the same thing: a private message that is destroyed the moment it is read.
Yes, that is one of the most popular uses. Paste a password, API key, or PIN, optionally protect it with a second password, and send the one-time link. It works as a secure note that deletes itself after your teammate reads it, so the secret never lingers in chat or email.
Yes. Open Show options to add a password (the reader must know it to open the note) and to choose when the note self-destructs if it is never opened: after 1 hour, 1 day, or 1 week.
Completely free, no sign-up, no limits. Just write and share.
Yes. It works like Privnote: you write a note, share a one-time link, and it self-destructs after it is read. It is free, needs no account, and encrypts your note in your browser so we never see the contents.
There is no sign-up, and the note is encrypted in your browser before it is sent, so we only ever store an unreadable blob. We do not attach your identity to a note.