SnapSend
Send secrets & files that self-destruct — request one back
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SnapSend - Send secrets & files that self-destruct — request one back

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Zero-knowledge, one-time secret sharing. Encrypt passwords, API keys, and files in your browser, get a self-destructing link — no account, never AI-trained. And it works in reverse: generate a link so anyone can send you an encrypted secret (or set up an anonymous Ask Board).

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm the solo maker behind SnapSend. I built it because pasting passwords into Slack/WhatsApp always felt like a breach waiting to happen — and the existing tools are either dev-only or, like WeTransfer, recently lost trust by changing their ToS to train AI on uploads. SnapSend is zero-knowledge: your text/files are encrypted in your browser (AES-256-GCM, the key never reaches my server), links self-destruct on read, no account, never used to train AI. And it works both ways — you can also generate a link so others send a secret to you (Secure Receive), or open an anonymous Ask Board. There's even browser-to-browser P2P for files that never touch a server. It's free, bootstrapped, and built solo. Would love your feedback — especially on the threat model (snapsend.site/security). What would make you actually trust a tool like this with a real password?