API keys pasted into Slack don't disappear when the conversation does. They sit in logs, search indexes, and export files. Konfidant replaces plaintext shares with one-time encrypted links—browser-encrypted, self-destructing the moment your recipient opens them.
Send your first secret freeKey scenarios
Give a new hire their full credential bundle on day one. One link, one open—then it's gone. No .env files collecting dust in DM history.
When you rotate a database password or API key, the new credential should reach the right people—not everyone who can search your Slack. One-time links leave no plaintext trail.
Pass a service token or OAuth credential to another team without it living in a ticket comment. The link works once. After that, it's unreadable.
How it works
Drop in an API key, paste a .env file, or upload an SSH private key. AES-256-GCM encryption runs in your browser before anything leaves your machine.
Copy the link and set a TTL—1 hour to 30 days. The link is a token with no readable data embedded. It cannot be decoded without Konfidant.
Drop the link in Slack, a PR comment, or a Jira ticket. The recipient decrypts it once. The token is consumed and permanently destroyed.
Free plan. No credit card. First encrypted link in under a minute.