small tools that do one thing well
iKrypt
ikrypt.com
Stop DM-ing passwords. Send a secret once.
Zero-knowledge secret sharing with self-destructing encrypted links. AES-256-GCM encryption where the key only exists in the URL fragment — never sent to servers. Set custom expiry (10 min, 1 hour, 24 hours), view limits (1, 3, or 5 views), and get notified when links are opened. Free, no account required.
Visit iKrypt →// features
- AES-256-GCM client-side encryption
- Decryption key stays in URL fragment — never touches servers
- Self-destructing links with custom expiry (10 min, 1 hour, 24 hours)
- View limits: 1, 3, or 5 views before auto-destruction
- Optional notification when links are opened
- No account required
- Open-source encryption
- HIPAA-compliant enterprise plans available
// use cases
- Sharing passwords and API keys with your team
- Sending SSH keys and .env values securely
- Transmitting TLS/SSL certificates
- Healthcare: sharing patient data with HIPAA compliance
// frequently asked
Is iKrypt free?
Yes, basic secret sharing is free and always will be. Enterprise HIPAA-compliant plans available for teams.
Can you read my secrets?
No. We only store encrypted ciphertext. The key is in the URL fragment which is never sent to servers. Your secret is just random bytes to us.
What happens after expiry?
The secret becomes inaccessible and is scheduled for deletion. No recovery possible.