Request a secret

How this works

This features allows you to create request for a secret. You are the only person who have key, which makes it extremely secure.

Your browser creates a key pair. The private (decrypting) key never leaves this browser; the server only gets the public (encryptng) key.
You send the request link. It contains nothing secret, so plain e-mail is fine.
Both of you see the same security code. Verify that key matches on both ends. If it matches, nobody swapped the link along the way.
The sender's browser encrypts the secret so that only your browser can decrypt it, once.

Secret is encrypted in one browser and decrypted on another. Unencrypted secret is never transferred or stored anywhere.
The description is shown to the sender and stored unencrypted. Don't put anything sensitive in it.
The private key lives in this browser's storage. A private window or clearing site data deletes it, and the secret could then never be decrypted.
The sender can set their own timer too. The shorter one applies.
All your requests are listed under My requests.

Request created