How Burn Note Works
Share your information once, then it's permanently deleted
Step 1
Write your confidential message.
Step 2
Share the private one-time link.
Step 3
Burn — the note self-destructs after it's viewed.
Confidential Information. Delivered Securely. Erased Permanently.
Send confidential notes, passwords, and sensitive information using Burn Note’s E2EE encrypted, one-time view links.
Create encrypted, one-time messages for sharing sensitive information safely.
Write your confidential message.
Share the private one-time link.
Burn — the note self-destructs after it's viewed.
Messages are encrypted (e2ee) before they ever leave your browser, and decrypted only once by the recipient — we never see the contents.
Links automatically self-destruct after being viewed once, ensuring your message is never stored or accessible again.
Industry-standard AES-256 encryption protects data at rest and in transit — including password-protected notes.
Built to help support GDPR, SOC 2, HIPAA, and CCPA compliance by minimizing exposure and retaining no message logs.
Add an optional password to your note for an extra layer of security. Only those with the password can unlock the message.
Each Burn Note can be viewed once, then it’s permanently deleted from our servers. No backups. No archives.
Skip the sign-up. You can create and send encrypted notes instantly — no registration or personal info needed.
Optional password protection and encrypted storage help meet industry compliance standards.
Burn Note uses AES-256 encryption to secure your messages at rest and TLS (HTTPS) for transmission. Together, this provides end-to-end encryption (E2EE), ensuring that only the sender and recipient can access the content. Passwords are hashed using SHA-256 and never stored in plaintext. Burn Note follows the same encryption standards trusted by governments and security professionals worldwide.
Once a Burn Note is opened, it’s immediately destroyed. The contents are permanently deleted from our system and cannot be recovered, even by us. Burn Notes are designed for one-time viewing — no backups, no archives, no second chances. That’s the point.
Burn Note does not store messages, personal identifiers, or access logs. We use privacy-respecting analytics (via Cloudflare Zaraz) to understand general site usage — but no analytics run during note creation or viewing, and no message content is ever tracked or logged.
Because Burn Note uses zero-knowledge encryption, not even we can access your message — including the password used to unlock it.
Passwords are never stored or recoverable.
Notes self-destruct after they’re opened once or after 30 days — whichever comes first.
There is no password reset option — by design.
If a password is lost, the note becomes permanently inaccessible. We recommend using a secure password manager if you need to keep track.

Always create complex passwords — avoid using the same one across different services.

Avoid exposing passwords or private info over insecure channels like email or SMS. Use one-time notes instead.

Before sending a Burn Note, make sure you're sharing with the right person — especially when using chat or email.

Burn Note supports security-conscious workflows. End-to-end encryption, optional passwords, and one-time access help align with compliance frameworks like SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR.
A trusted way to share sensitive information that self-destructs after being viewed.
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