NopeNotes
Secure, Self-Destructing Notes·nopenotes.com
NopeNotes is a privacy-first web tool for creating secure notes that self-destruct after being read once or after 7 days. Notes are encrypted entirely in the browser using AES-GCM encryption, with the decryption key stored in the shared URL rather than on the server. No account, email, or phone number is required to use it. It is designed for sharing sensitive information like passwords, API keys, and confidential data without leaving a permanent digital record.
What it's for
Features 11
- 256-bit encryption algorithms
- AES-GCM encryption
- Automatic purge of notes after 7 days if unread
- Client-side encryption performed entirely in the browser
- Encryption key embedded in the shared URL (after the # symbol), never sent to the server
- No account, email, name, or phone number required
- No backups or recovery of deleted notes
- No logs kept
- Self-destructing notes that delete after being read once
- Unique URL generated per note
- Zero-knowledge architecture (vendor cannot read notes)
At a glance
No company, integrations, or compliance data published yet.
Pricing
NopeNotes is entirely free; the site states it is funded through contextual advertising rather than subscription fees.
Free to use, supported by privacy-respecting contextual advertising instead of a paid tier
Notes purged after 7 days; deleted immediately once read