BurnLink is a privacy-first tool for sharing sensitive information without leaving permanent copies behind in chat, email, tickets, or other communication systems.
Passwords, API keys, recovery codes, credentials, access tokens, and other confidential information are routinely shared through channels that were never designed to safely store secrets. Even after the recipient has used the information, the original message can remain searchable, synchronized across devices, included in backups, or accessible to compromised accounts.
BurnLink replaces that workflow with an end-to-end encrypted, single-use link.
A user writes a secret, creates a secure link, and sends that link to the intended recipient. Once the secret is opened, it burns and cannot be read again. BurnLink is built around AES-256-GCM encryption, zero-knowledge principles, and a burn-on-read model so sensitive information does not become permanent communication history.
The product is intentionally simple. There are no complicated secure-vault workflows required just to send one piece of confidential information. The sender creates the secret, shares the generated link, and the recipient reads it once.
BurnLink is designed for developers, founders, security and IT teams, agencies, freelancers, and anyone who occasionally needs to transfer sensitive text without placing the secret directly into a persistent messaging platform.
The core idea is simple: a secret that only needs to be read once should not remain stored forever.
BurnLink is live at burnlink.cc.
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