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Sharing with Secure Send
Secure Send turns a document into a one-shot encrypted link: the file is sealed on your device, the recipient opens it once in their browser, and then it is gone. Free tier includes 3 sends per month; Premium is unlimited.
Send
- Open the document and choose Share / Secure Send.
- Pick an expiry (1 hour to 7 days) and, optionally, a PIN.
- Keepsake encrypts the file locally, uploads only ciphertext, and gives you a link.
- Send the link however you like. If you set a PIN, send it over a different channel (link by email, PIN by text).
What the recipient sees
A plain web page that decrypts the file in their browser — no app, no account. With a PIN, they get five attempts; the fifth failure destroys the file.
The rules
- One download, or the expiry time — whichever comes first. Then the ciphertext is deleted.
- Maximum size 10 MB.
- The decryption key travels in the part of the link after the
#, which browsers never send to servers. Our relay stores bytes it cannot read.
Good practice
- Use a PIN whenever the link travels through email or chat that others might access later.
- The link is the key. Treat it like the document itself until it is opened.
- Need the file back? There is no copy anywhere — send a fresh link.
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