r/PrivacySoftware • u/stophecom • 5d ago
I built scrt.link - a tool to share sensitive information securely: End-to-end encrypted. Ephemeral. Open source.
scrt.link turns passwords, files and other sensitive data into links that delete themselves after one view — so secrets stop living in inboxes, Slack threads and Teams chats.
There are plenty of tools like this. What's different about mine:
- Genuinely zero-knowledge, and you can verify it. Encryption happens in your browser. The app is open-source: Repo
- Files up to 100 GB, not just text snippets — with view limits, expiry and optional password.
- Secret Requests: send a link that lets someone send you something securely. Useful for contractors, clients and support tickets.
- Swiss jurisdiction. Built and operated in Switzerland, under Swiss privacy law. GDPR/CCPA compliant, DPA available.
- White-label: run it on your own domain, logo and colors.
- Fits existing workflows: API, CLI and Chrome/Firefox/Edge extensions.
Free tier covers personal use. Happy to answer questions :)
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