Two free, privacy-first tools built for developers, agencies, and IT/HR teams who need to handle credentials safely — nothing ever touches our servers unencrypted.
Encrypted links that self-destruct after first open. No plaintext ever stored, no account needed.
Create a secret link →Random, memorable, or PIN passwords — generated entirely in your browser with crypto.getRandomValues(). Strength tester included.
Open generator →Every design decision serves one purpose: your data is never readable by us, and secrets disappear the moment they're used.
Passwords are created with crypto.getRandomValues() in your browser — never transmitted, never logged.
One-time secrets are encrypted before storage. Decryption keys are never stored alongside the ciphertext.
After a single view, a secret is permanently purged. No copies, no recovery, no trace left behind.
Use every tool anonymously. Nothing to sign up for, nothing tied to your identity.
Share sensitive information without leaving a trail in your email, chat logs, or ticketing systems.
Create a strong password, or paste any sensitive text — API keys, credentials, private notes.
Get a unique one-time URL. Send it over any channel — email, Slack, text. The link reveals nothing on its own.
Once opened, the data is permanently destroyed. No one — including us — can retrieve it afterward.
Not just for solo use — Passivato fits into real handoff workflows.
Share a database password or SSH key with a teammate without it sitting in Slack history forever.
Send first-day logins that expire after one open — no lingering access in old emails.
Deliver CMS or hosting credentials to a client once, safely, without a shared password doc.
Branded secret links, audit logs, and org-wide management are coming for businesses.
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