Passwords
Send a password securely — without leaving a trail
Email lives in sent folders forever. Slack stores everything. WhatsApp backs up to the cloud. SnapSend gives you a link that the recipient opens once, then it’s permanently gone. The recipient can’t even re-read it — which is exactly the point.
How to do it
01
Paste the password
Open the Text tab and paste the password (or any sensitive text). Add a label if useful — “AWS root”, “client login”, etc.
02
Pick an expiry
Choose how long the link should be valid — from 15 minutes to 7 days. Shorter is safer.
03
Optionally add a passphrase
Pro users can add a second passphrase the recipient must type to decrypt. Useful for high-stakes credentials.
04
Send the link
Copy the encrypted link and send it via any channel. The link is harmless without being opened — once read, it self-destructs.
Encrypted in your browser
AES-256-GCM happens on your device. The key never reaches our servers.
Read once, then deleted
Self-destruct on first read. No backups. No archive. Just gone.
Free, no signup
No email. No tracking. Open the page, encrypt, share the link, done.
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