WiFi
Share your WiFi password without putting it in chat
Pasting your home or office WiFi password into Slack, WhatsApp, or an email is the equivalent of sticking it to your fridge — those messages live forever. SnapSend gives you a one-time, encrypted link instead. The recipient reads it once, then it’s permanently deleted.
How to do it
01
Open SnapSend
Go to the Text tab on the homepage. No account, no install — works in any browser.
02
Paste the password
Type or paste your WiFi password (you can include the network name too). Pick how long the link should last.
03
Send the link
Copy the share link and send it to your guest via WhatsApp, SMS, email — anywhere. The link itself is harmless without being opened.
04
It self-destructs
When the guest reads it, the secret is wiped from our servers. No archive, no backup. They can’t even re-open it.
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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No signup, no credit card, no email. Just a link.
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