Burn-After-Reading Note Pro
Create self-destructing private pages without servers
Burn-After-Reading Note Pro
Create self-destructing private pages without servers
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Description
Generate a client-side, offline-capable "Burn-After-Reading" private note page. Write a message to create a self-contained link where all secret data lives in the URL hash and local browser storage without touching any servers or making network requests. Once opened, unlocked, and read by the recipient, the content automatically destroys itself and cannot be viewed again. It supports reading passwords, destruction duration, expiration time, and a hint message. Ideal for sharing one-time private information such as temporary passwords, addresses, or private notes meant for a single viewing. Includes six self-checks and usage boundaries upon delivery.
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Information
- Version
- v2
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
