iKrypt is a zero-knowledge tool for sharing passwords and sensitive text using one-time links. Secrets are encrypted in your browser before leaving your device, and the decryption key never reaches our servers—it lives only in the URL fragment. Links expire by time or view count and become inaccessible after access. No login required, free to use, and designed as a safer alternative to sending secrets over Slack or email.

Hey everyone 👋 I built iKrypt after realizing how often passwords and API keys still get shared over Slack DMs or email with “I’ll delete it later.” The idea was to keep this as simple and honest as possible: 1/ secrets are encrypted in the browser 2/ the server stores only ciphertext 3/ the decryption key lives only in the URL fragment (so it never reaches us) 4/ links expire by time or view count This is intentionally not a vault or password manager- just a safer way to send something sensitive once without it living forever in chat history. I would really appreciate feedback on: - the threat model and encryption approach - clarity of the copy (what’s confusing?) - what you’d expect next vs what you *wouldn’t* want added Happy to answer any questions. Thanks for checking it out 🙏

@digiwares This is a great “honest tool” — not a vault, not a password manager, just a safer way to send a secret once without it living forever in chat history.

Encrypting client-side and keeping the key only in the URL fragment is a clean, easy-to-explain model, and the time/view expiry makes the one-time intent explicit. Super practical for API keys and temporary credentials.

Congrats on the launch 👏

@hijacey I am glad you liked, thank you so much! 🙏

@digiwares This is a great “honest tool” — not a vault, not a password manager, just a safer way to send a secret once without it living forever in chat history.

Congrats on the launch 👏

@hijacey I am glad you liked, thank you so much! 🙏

iKrypt

Share passwords safely with one-time, zero-knowledge links

Share passwords safely with one-time, zero-knowledge links