Private Chat
Say what matters, then let it vanish for real
Create a room, send your friend the link, and start talking. No sign-up, no app. Messages are locked on your device, so even the site owner cannot read them, and they disappear when you are done.
Create a private roomSee what it can do
- No sign-up
- End-to-end encrypted
- Auto-delete
Try it in under a minute
Pick a security level, create a room, and send the link to a friend (open this page in a second tab to try both sides).
What this chat can do
Burn After Read
Turn it on when you create the room. The moment your friend opens a message, it is erased letter by letter, on screen and on the server.
End-to-end encrypted
Messages are locked in your browser before sending. The server only sees unreadable text.
Self-deleting rooms
Close the page and the room is gone, or it expires after 1-10 quiet minutes.
Second passcode
Two locks, not one. A leaked link is useless without the passcode.
Photos, links, QR and short code
Send photos with GPS location stripped automatically. Invite a friend by link, QR or short code.
Three simple steps
Create a room
Choose a security level and press create. Your invite link is ready instantly.
Invite your friend
Send the link, let them scan the QR, or read out a short code by phone. Works for one person.
Talk, then it is gone
Close the page or leave and the room and messages are deleted at once, or after a quiet period.
Why the server cannot read your messages
The key lives in the link, after the # sign. Browsers never send that part to the server, so only you and your friend hold it.
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The server never sees
- Message content
- Photos you send
- The key and extra passcode
The server only sees
- Message size and time
- How many people are in the room
- Your IP address, like any website
For the technically curious: check it yourself
- Open developer toolsPress F12 and go to the Network tab before you start chatting
- Send a message and inspect the requestYou will see only scrambled ciphertext
- Look at the invite linkNothing after # appears in any request
Uses the browser's built-in Web Crypto (AES-256-GCM), with no external crypto libraries, and the front-end code is unminified and fully readable.
Pick a security level
Standard
Everyday chat
- Photos and links allowed
- Online and read status visible
- Choose your own delete timer, 1-10 minutes
High
Private matters
- Online and read status hidden
- Screen blurs when you switch tabs
- Deletes after 3 quiet minutes · optional passcode
Maximum
Highly sensitive
- Text only: no photos, links not clickable
- Passcode required
- Messages vanish from screen in 1 minute
Burn After Read is available at every level
Who it's for
- Advisors and professionalsLet clients speak freely, with no account or app.
- Temporary sharingInfo you do not want left in a permanent chat.
- Private talkNo history left on devices or servers.
- Teams and freelancersQuick calls with clients without swapping personal contacts.
Good to know (no system is 100% safe)
- It cannot stop screenshots or photos of the screen
- If your device or your friend’s has malware, data can leak
- If the link reaches someone else before your friend, they can take the seat, so set a passcode and share it separately
- The site owner could in theory change the page code, so use it on a site you trust
- Each room fits 2 people
Frequently asked questions
Can the site admin read messages?
No. Messages are encrypted in your browser before sending, so admins and the server only see unreadable data. Because the site owner controls the page code in theory, use it on a site you trust.
How does Burn After Read work?
The room creator turns it on when creating the room. After the recipient opens a message, the system waits 5-10 seconds, then erases it letter by letter from the first one, and removes the encrypted data from the server. The sender sees that it was read. It does not prevent screenshots.
Can deleted messages be recovered?
The server deletes the room data when the chat ends, and what was stored is ciphertext with no key kept anywhere, so it cannot be decrypted. No system can guarantee deletion from every layer of a disk, though.
What if someone else sees the link?
Set an extra passcode and tell your friend separately. The link alone cannot open the room (Maximum level always requires a passcode).
Is it 100% secure?
No system is. The limits are listed above, and the riskiest part, stored data, is designed to be almost nonexistent.
Ready to talk about something important?
No sign-up. No install. Create a room and send the link.