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GUIDE · ENCRYPTED MESSAGES

Share a secret without leaving it in chat history.

A one-time message is useful when the information is sensitive, the recipient needs it once, and an ordinary message would remain readable for too long.

What does it do?

Your browser encrypts the message with AES-256-GCM before uploading it. Soroltech stores only encrypted text. The decryption key stays after the # in the shared link, a part browsers do not send to the server. The encrypted copy is deleted when first retrieved.

Good uses

Credentials

Send a temporary password, API token, Wi-Fi password, or recovery code separately from the recipient's username.

Private handovers

Share a short confidential note with a colleague or customer when long-term storage is unnecessary.

How to use it

Write and encrypt

Sign in, open Message Sharer, enter the secret, and create the one-time link.

Send the full link

Use a trusted channel. For stronger separation, send the link through a different channel from the username or other context.

Recipient opens it once

The first successful retrieval consumes the stored ciphertext. Copy the information before closing the page.

What it is not

It is not a permanent password vault, file-sharing service, or substitute for changing compromised credentials. Anyone with the complete unused link can open the message.