cinderpaste

Share Secrets with Your Team

Teams pass around database credentials, tokens, and one-off secrets every day, usually through the least secure channel available. cinderpaste gives your team encrypted, expiring links to share secrets safely — with zero-knowledge storage and no accounts to manage.

Secrets don't belong in group chat

A secret dropped into a shared channel is visible to everyone in it, indexed by search, and often retained indefinitely. Encrypted, expiring links keep a secret between exactly the people who need it, for exactly as long as they need it.

A simple team workflow

Whoever holds the secret creates a paste with a sensible expiry, optionally protects it with a shared passphrase, and posts the link where the right teammate will see it. Because there are no accounts, anyone on the team can use it immediately.

Zero-knowledge, no admin overhead

There's no vault to provision, no seats to license, and no directory to maintain. The server stores only ciphertext, so even your own infrastructure never holds a readable copy of a team secret.

Ready to share something securely?

Create an encrypted, self-destructing paste in seconds — no account required.

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