What inspired the creation of this product? Probably the fact that a service for private, encrypted notes shouldn’t have to ‘rely’ on there being no malicious code on the page where they’re created – that’s the first point. Secondly, truly important, private notes cannot be stored on a hard drive. Perhaps the project’s philosophy creates some inconveniences, such as notes being deleted upon restarting or when the server/application is shut down, but it remains true to its mission: to provide a genuinely reliable service for creating encrypted notes for sharing secrets. And thirdly, the fact that it is self-hostable is not just about the back-end, although that is important. But in these services, the front-end is just as important.

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E2EE Burn-After-Read Notes Stored in RAM

E2EE Burn-After-Read Notes Stored in RAM