Burnvelope
Share Secrets That Burn After Reading
Burnvelope launched on March 23, 2026 with 4 votes, #2,516 of 23,380 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Share passwords, API keys, and sensitive information securely. End-to-end encrypted, one-time view, then gone forever. Free and open source.
Securely share passwords, API keys, and sensitive information with end-to-end encryption. View once, then it's gone forever. Your secret is encrypted in your browser before being sent. We never see your data. Type or paste any sensitive information—passwords, API keys, private notes. Your secret is encrypted right in your browser. Get a unique, secure link to share via email, chat, or any channel. The encryption key is embedded in the URL. Your recipient views the secret one time. After that, it's permanently deleted from our servers. No traces left behind. Your secrets are encrypted before they leave your browser. We designed Burnvelope so that even we cannot access your sensitive…from burnvelope.com
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