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Secure transfer

For anything that does not belong in an email: a password, an access file, a document containing personal data. You store it and get a link. The recipient opens it exactly once, then the transfer is gone. Emails, by contrast, sit in mailboxes and backups for years.

How to use it

  1. Type a text, choose a file — or both together in one transfer.
  2. Choose a deadline: up to 14 days, after which the transfer deletes itself.
  3. Send the link shown to the recipient — ideally through a different channel than the data itself.
  4. The transfer is deleted when it is first opened. A second attempt only shows that it existed.

Encryption happens in your browser. The key is only in the link, after the hash sign — browsers never send that part to servers. So I cannot read your transfer, even if I wanted to.

Text and file together 10 MB maximum. You can send both in one transfer — the recipient then sees the text above the file.

No longer than 14 days. If it is retrieved earlier, it is gone immediately.

A quick confirmation that a human is typing here, not a bot.

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