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SNote
Secure, Self-Destructing Notes and File Sharing·snote.io
SNote lets users create encrypted notes that self-destruct after being viewed. All encryption happens in the browser using AES-256-GCM via the WebCrypto API, so the server never sees unencrypted content. Users can optionally attach up to 10 files (10MB total), set a custom decryption password, choose an expiration time, and generate a human-readable or QR-code shareable link.
What it's for
Sharing sensitive information via a self-destructing linkSending encrypted files alongside a noteCreating password-protected secure notesSharing notes verbally via a human-readable linkSharing notes via QR code scanning
Features 14
- AES-256-GCM encryption via WebCrypto API
- Copy decrypted note to clipboard
- Custom encryption password for recipient access
- Dark/Light theme with automatic system preference detection
- Decryption password entry to view protected notes
- End-to-end browser-based encryption
- Enhanced challenge-response authentication with rate limiting
- File attachments (up to 10 files, 10MB total)
- Human-readable secure note URLs
- Note expiration time options (1 minute to 1 week)
- QR code generation for sharing note links
- Save decrypted note as text file
- Self-destructing notes after viewing
- View once & delete option