Write a message, share a link, and give the recipient a passphrase another way. The message is encrypted on your device and can only be opened with that passphrase. Your recipient does not need a Privatt account.
Three steps, and the sensitive part never touches our servers in the clear.
Type your message and choose a passphrase for your recipient. The message is encrypted in your browser before anything is sent. Privatt only ever stores unreadable ciphertext.
Copy the secure link and send it however you like. Give the passphrase another way, in person or by phone, so the two never travel together. Anyone who has only the link cannot open the message.
They open the link, enter the passphrase, and the message is decrypted on their device. Set an expiry and a view limit, or revoke the link at any time.
Secure Send is end-to-end encrypted. Here is the honest breakdown.
No. Anyone with the link and the passphrase can open the message in their browser. Only you, the sender, need a Privatt account.
The link alone is useless without the passphrase, which you share separately. That is why we ask you to send the passphrase another way, never alongside the link.
No. Your message is encrypted on your device with a key derived from the passphrase, and the passphrase never reaches us. We store only ciphertext we cannot open.
You can set an expiry date and a view limit when you create the message, and you can revoke a link at any time. Once revoked or expired, the link stops working.
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