iKrypt – Secure one-time password sharing with zero-knowledge encryption

Summary: iKrypt enables sharing passwords and sensitive text via one-time links encrypted in the browser. The decryption key remains only in the URL fragment, ensuring zero-knowledge on the server side. Links expire after a set time or number of views, preventing persistent exposure.

What it does

iKrypt encrypts secrets locally before transmission, storing only ciphertext on servers. Recipients access the secret through a link containing the decryption key in the URL fragment, which never leaves the client browser.

Who it's for

It is designed for users needing to share sensitive information securely without using password managers or risking exposure in chat or email.

Why it matters

It reduces the risk of sensitive data lingering in communication channels by providing a one-time, zero-knowledge sharing method that expires automatically.