BurnLink lets you share sensitive files with end-to-end encryption and one-time links that burn themselves after access. No accounts. No permanent storage. No trust required.
Share encrypted files that are ephemeral
BurnLink lets you share sensitive files with end-to-end encryption and one-time links that burn themselves after access. No accounts. No permanent storage. No trust required.
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Joy, the maker of BurnLink — a product by Paperfrogs/Open (paperfrogs.dev) — and I want to tell you exactly why I built it. I kept sending sensitive files the wrong way. Credentials over Slack. API keys in email. Config files on Google Drive with "anyone with the link." Every time, a quiet voice saying this is a terrible idea. So I built the thing I actually wanted to use. What is BurnLink? BurnLink is a zero-knowledge, one-time file sharing tool. You upload a file, get a l
Hey everyone! 👋 Excited to share that BurnLink is now live on Product Hunt and available at burnlink.page . I’m Niloy, one of the makers and the product designer behind BurnLink, and it’s been amazing seeing this idea evolve into a real product. BurnLink is a product of Paperfrogs/Open , where we build and release open-source tools and systems. The project is fully open source , and we’re hoping to grow it with community feedback. If you get a chance to try it, I’d love to hear your thoughts on:
Something very necessary. New.space also removes after 14 days. But for one time sharing this should be the best way to do.
What I appreciate most is the scope discipline. Congrats on this! Longer term — have you thought about a “burn after N minutes” time-limited option in addition to the one-open model? Sometimes you want the link to self-destruct before anyone opens it if it was sent to the wrong person.
What an amazing project, simple, useful, and secure. I've been searching for something like this for ages, and BurnLink solves the problem perfectly. I'll definitely start using it from now on. Congratulations on the launch!
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