Privovte.com lets you send passwords, tokens, or any sensitive information via a unique link that permanently vanishes the moment it is opened. No account, no log-in, no trace — ever.
Every secret sent through Privovte.com follows a strict, auditable pipeline — from composition to permanent deletion.
Write your secret message directly in the editor — it never leaves your browser unencrypted. Optionally set a passphrase, choose a burn-after-read delay, or limit the number of allowed views.
Before the note is transmitted, AES-256 encryption is applied client-side in your browser — the server receives only ciphertext it cannot read. Your plaintext message is never stored, logged, or visible to Privovte.com.
A unique, cryptographically random URL is generated and displayed once — only to you, right now. No one at Privovte.com can reconstruct or retrieve this link after you close the page.
Copy the link and send it through any channel — email, Slack, SMS, or even a sticky note. The link itself reveals nothing; the encrypted payload lives on the server until the moment it is opened.
The instant the recipient opens the link, the note is decrypted in their browser, displayed exactly once, and then permanently deleted from the server — zero traces, zero recovery, zero compromise.
The entire lifecycle takes under 60 seconds.
No account required. No metadata retained. No way to retrieve a destroyed note — not even for us.
No marketing spin — here is exactly how your data is protected at every stage, from the moment you type your secret to the moment it disappears forever.
Data Flow Diagram
Your Browser
Encrypts with AES-256 key
Shareable Link
Key lives only in # fragment
Our Server
Receives ciphertext only — no key
Encrypted Storage
Blob stored, TTL applied
Recipient's Browser
Decrypts locally using # key
Note Destroyed
Deleted on read or expiry
The encryption key never traverses the server. It exists only in the URL fragment on the sender's device and the recipient's device.
When you create a secret note, your browser generates a random 256-bit AES encryption key. This key is appended to the shareable link after the # symbol — a part called the URL fragment. Critically, browsers never send the fragment to a web server. It lives entirely on your device and inside the link itself. Privovte.com's servers never see, receive, or store your encryption key.
Your message is encrypted in your browser before a single byte leaves your device. What reaches our servers is ciphertext — random, meaningless data without the key. We store only the encrypted blob alongside a random note ID. We cannot read your message. Our staff cannot read it. No court order can compel us to hand over plaintext, because we simply do not have it.
Every connection to Privovte.com is protected by TLS 1.3 — the latest and most secure version of transport-layer encryption. This means your browser and our servers negotiate a fresh encrypted tunnel for each session, protecting against eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle attacks on the network. Even the encrypted ciphertext cannot be intercepted in a readable form while in transit.
Every note carries a TTL — a time-to-live. If the recipient never opens the link, our system automatically purges the encrypted blob from storage once that window closes. Nothing lingers. After purge, the note ID returns a 404, and even if someone recovered the key from the URL, there is no ciphertext left to decrypt. Opened notes are deleted immediately on first read, before the page even finishes loading.
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