Secure secret sharing
Secure secret sharing without accounts or AI processing.
Send passwords, API keys, files, and client handoffs through links that expire by time or views.
Private by design
The product is built around short-lived handoffs and clear deletion windows.
- No AI processing on your secrets
- No tracking inside secret content
- No recovery promise that weakens privacy
Packages match the workflow
Use free for simple text, Pro for recurring individual handoffs, and contact us for Pro workspaces when APIs and operations matter.
- Pro adds recurring paid controls
- Workspace is contact-based while plans are updated
- Workspace adds APIs and admin controls when enabled
Common use cases
Use Shhhs for passwords, API keys, SSH keys, recovery codes, client credentials, vendor onboarding, and temporary project access.
- Send a password once
- Request credentials from a client
- Burn access after a handoff
Why it is different from chat
Chat and email retain history, previews, search indexes, and forwards. Shhhs creates a temporary handoff with explicit expiry and metadata boundaries.
- Preview-safe public links
- Time and view limits
- No secret content in audit or support
Buyer guide
Free is enough for a simple text handoff. Paid packages fit client work, files, opening codes, and request intake. Pro and Workspace make sense when secret handoffs become a repeated operating workflow.
- Free for simple text
- One-shot packages for client handoffs
- Pro and Workspace for recurring operations
Automation without leaking prompts
The CLI, API, and MCP adapter let scripts and local agents create encrypted handoffs without placing plaintext secrets in prompts, terminal history, tickets, or permanent logs.
- Hidden CLI input
- Encrypted API payloads
- MCP handoffs for agents
FAQ
Is Shhhs good for sharing passwords?
Yes. It creates temporary links with time and view limits so passwords do not live permanently in chat or email.
Are secrets used for AI?
No. Shhhs does not read, profile, train on, index, or retain secrets for AI processing.
When should I use a paid package?
Use paid packages when you need files, opening codes, request links, longer TTLs, or team/API controls.