Why SecLink? Every time you send a password over Slack, WhatsApp, or email — it's stored in plaintext on someone else's server. Forever. SecLink is different. Encryption happens in your browser before anything leaves your device. The server stores only an encrypted blob it mathematically cannot decrypt. The decryption key is appended to the share URL as a #fragment — which browsers never send in HTTP requests. How it works: 1. Type your secret → browser encrypts it with AES-256-GCM 2. You get a share URL: seclink.datafort.cloud/abc123#key=... 3. Recipient opens the link → browser decrypts locally 4. Link self-destructs (view-once mode) or expires automatically Built for: - Developers sharing API keys and credentials - Teams doing secure onboarding - Freelancers handing over client passwords - Anyone who'd otherwise use email or chat for secrets Zero knowledge means: even a court order, a breach, or a rogue employee cannot expose what was shared. There's nothing to expose. Built in India. Compliant with DPDP Act 2023. No account required. Free.

SecLink

Share secrets once. The server never sees them.

Share secrets once. The server never sees them.