Khamli
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Share files, text, links, and messages with a simple 4-character code. No signup or login — your content is temporary and self-destructs after expiry.
Drop a message, link, image, PDF, or file. Get a 4-character code. Share the code — everything vanishes after expiry. No trace, no account. Four steps, zero accounts. Share something in under a minute. Type a message, paste a URL, or drag in any file up to 500 MB. A unique 4-character alphanumeric code is instantly generated. Read it aloud, text it — no app or account needed on either end. After your chosen expiry (default 30 min), the content and the code are permanently deleted. Everything is designed so the two of you are the only ones who ever see it. Content and code cease to exist automatically once the timer runs out. No manual deletion needed. Images, PDFs, ZIPs, videos — up to 500…from khamli.com
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Life & fun · 10d ago · louisabraham.github.io
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