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A QUIETER WAY TO SHARE WORDS

Private words.
Separate secrets.

An encrypted message in one channel.
Its secret code in another.
A little more intention in what you share.

For recipients with both parts. No public signup.

01 / THE PROTOCOL

Two parts.
One private message.

A deliberate pause between creating, sharing, and opening.

01 / CREATE

Sealed on a trusted device.

An explicitly enrolled Android phone or Windows computer encrypts the message and generates a random secret code.

02 / SHARE

Keep the two parts apart.

The sender shares the encrypted text, then sends the code through a different trusted channel.

03 / OPEN

Bring them together here.

Confirm this website’s address with your sender. Paste both parts to ask the service to open the message.

02 / THE TRUST BOUNDARY

Privacy deserves
plain language.

Visit the recipient space ↗

Only signatures from enrolled senders are accepted. Messages expire after seven days, and a revoked device’s messages can no longer be opened through this service.

The service processes your code and decrypted text. It is not end-to-end encrypted against the server. A recipient can save or forward revealed text; expiry cannot erase copies.

This implementation has not received an independent security audit. Device validation and deployment checks must be completed before sensitive use.

03 / FIELD NOTES

Before you open.

Where do I get the secret code?

Ask your sender to share the random 32-character code separately from the encrypted message, preferably through a different trusted channel. A six-digit PIN will not work.

Can I send messages from this website?

Sending is limited to privately distributed native apps on explicitly enrolled devices. Installing an app does not enroll a sender. There is no public signup or download.

Does opening a message leave a record?

The supplied service does not keep a message database or log request bodies. Your code and message are sent to the server for decryption. The host, reverse proxy and Cloudflare configuration may record connection metadata; the operator must verify retention settings. Your device, clipboard and recipients may keep copies.

Why won’t my message open?

Confirm both complete parts with the sender. A wrong code, changed message, expired message or revoked sender has the same failure response. Earlier SEALED.v1 messages are unsupported.