Send a secret
Send a password or any private message as a link that expires: the three-step wizard, One-time link, and what your recipient sees.
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Need to share a password, without leaving it in a chat forever? Here's how to send a secret with SharePass.
In the SharePass web app, open New secret. It walks you through three easy steps.
First, choose what you're sharing. We'll pick Message.
Then type the secret. It's encrypted right here, in your browser, before it ever leaves your computer.
Next, choose when it expires. Turn on One-time link, and the secret is destroyed after the first reveal. Need more control? Advanced mode has every setting.
Click SharePass it. You get the link, when it expires, and its security settings at a glance.
Copy the link and send it any way you like: email, chat or text message.
Your recipient opens the link in their browser. Nothing is shown until they choose to see it.
The secret is decrypted on their device. Once it's been read, the link stops working.
Secrets that expire, with zero digital footprint. Try it free at sharepass.com.