NO SUS is a privacy toolkit for sharing. Send notes and files that open once, encrypted in your browser, no account needed. Give each reader their own copy, so a leak shows whose it was. Open your Drive on a borrowed PC without typing a password.
I'm Shubham, the maker of NoSus. I'd appreciate help choosing the clearest starting workflow for people who share files.
The product includes one-time Burn notes/files and document links with watermarks, access logs, and revocation. There's also a phone-approved workflow for selected files on a borrowed computer.
You can try the Burn tool at https://nosus.foo without creating an account. Use a dummy note, open its link in another browser, and try reopening it. I'd love to know which step feels unclear or unnecessary.
For product validation: when did you last need a file to be opened just once, or need to stop future access after sending a document? What did you actually use? What would make another tool worth the extra step?
