What is a one-time secret link?
A URL that reveals encrypted content a limited number of times — usually once — then permanently deletes it.
One-Time Secret Sharing (Burn After Reading)
Share passwords, API keys, and sensitive notes with encrypted one-time links that destroy themselves after viewing — no Slack or email residue.
Burn after reading
Recipients open the link once. After the reveal, ciphertext is deleted so the same URL cannot be reused.
Better than chat for secrets
Chat apps keep searchable history and may unfurl links. One-time secrets are built for credentials that should not linger.
Optional passphrase
Add a password so even a leaked link cannot reveal the secret without the shared passphrase.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account?
No. Create and share a one-time secret at rookvpn.com/secret without signing up.