How BurnLinks works

Share sensitive information through one-time encrypted links. Secrets are designed to be viewed once, then removed.

1

Create a secret

Paste a password, token, API key, or any sensitive message. Optionally choose expiration settings before sending.

2

Share the one-time link

We generate a unique link for your recipient. You send the link through your preferred channel.

3

Secret is destroyed

After the first successful view (or at expiry), the secret is removed so it cannot be reopened later.

What this helps you avoid

API keys lingering in chat history
Passwords forwarded to unintended recipients
Secrets left in email threads
Long-term exposure from copied plain text

Security model

Secrets are encrypted at rest.
One-time links are intended for single retrieval.
Expiration settings limit how long a secret can live.
Audit-related metadata can be retained for operations and abuse prevention.

Best practices

Send links over trusted channels only.
Set the shortest practical expiration time.
Rotate credentials after sharing when possible.
Do not store revealed secrets in long-lived plaintext notes.

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Create your first one-time secret in less than a minute.

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