Sharing passwords is something we all need to do from time to time. Whether it's giving a coworker access to a shared account, sending login credentials to a family member, or sharing API keys with a development team, the challenge is always the same: how do you do it securely?
The Problem with Traditional Methods
Most people share passwords through email, Slack, or text messages. The problem? These methods leave a permanent trail. Your password sits in someone's inbox indefinitely, can be forwarded to others, and is visible in message history.
❌ Never Do This
- • Send passwords in plain email
- • Share credentials in Slack or Teams
- • Text passwords via SMS
- • Write passwords in shared documents
The Secure Solution: One-Time Secret Links
The safest way to share a password is through a self-destructing, encrypted link. Here's how it works:
- 1Enter your password into an encrypted form
- 2Get a unique, one-time link
- 3Share the link with your recipient
- 4Once they view it, the password is destroyed forever
✓ Why This Works
- • No permanent record - The password is deleted after viewing
- • End-to-end encrypted - Even the service can't read your password
- • Time-limited - Links expire even if not used
- • Optional password protection - Add an extra layer of security
Try It Now
Ready to share your next password securely? Create a secret link now – it's free, requires no signup, and takes just 10 seconds.