Three ways to share
A link. Copy it into any chat, email or document. The other person just opens it in a browser; nothing to install.
A QR code. Good when the other device is right in front of you. Choose QR code and point the phone’s camera at the screen.
Share… On a phone, the Share button opens your phone’s own share sheet, so you can send the link through Messages, WhatsApp, email or any app you use.
Private by design
When you save, your browser encrypts the text with a new random key. The key goes into the link, after the #. Browsers never send that part to a website, so our server receives only the encrypted text, and can’t read it.
So the link is the only way in. Treat it like the text itself: anyone who has the complete link can read it until it expires.
Choose how long it lasts
Pick 1 hour, 1 day, 7 days or 30 days before saving. When the time is up, the link stops working and the stored copy is deleted.
For a one-off message, tick “Delete after it’s opened once”. The recipient first sees “Open this text?”, so a link preview or a wrong tap doesn’t use it up. When they open it, it’s deleted from our server.
When to use it
- A meeting link, address or phone number for someone in another app
- A block of text that’s too long or messy for a chat message
- Code, a command or log output, without formatting being mangled (it’s plain text)
- Anything you’d rather not leave sitting in a chat history forever
Questions
Do I need to sign up to share text?
No. Paste your text, save it, and share the link. There is no account.
Who can read the text I share?
Anyone who has the complete link, until the text expires. We can’t: the key is in the link, and we never receive it.
Can I share text with a QR code?
Yes. After saving, choose QR code. The code is made in your browser, and the other person scans it with their phone’s camera.
Can I make the link work only once?
Yes. Tick “Delete after it’s opened once” before saving. The first person to open it sees the text, then the link stops working.
Can I edit or delete a text after sharing it?
Saved texts can’t be edited. They delete themselves at the time you chose, or after the first opening if you ticked that option.