Worried someone could read your WhatsApp or Messenger history? Send the sensitive part as a secure link instead. It is encrypted on your phone or computer and deleted automatically.
How to use it
- Write your message and choose when it should self-destruct: 5 minutes, 1 hour, 1 day or 7 days.
- Keep “Burn after reading” on for one-time messages like passwords, PINs, bank details or addresses.
- Add a passphrase (optional) and tell it to the other person by phone or in person.
- Share the link on WhatsApp, Telegram, email or any app. Once it is read, your chat history only keeps a dead link.
Why it is safe
- The message is encrypted with a random AES-256 key before it leaves your device.
- The key is part of the link after the # sign. Browsers never send that part to our server, so we cannot read your message.
- We store only scrambled data and permanently delete it when it is read or when the timer runs out.
- Link previews in WhatsApp or Telegram do not open the message. It opens only when the person taps “Open message”.
Anyone who has the full link can open it, so send it only to the right person. Screenshots can’t be prevented, so share only with people you trust.