A secure note.
Your password. No account.
Pick a URL, set a password, write. Your note is encrypted in your browser before it's stored. Share securely with expiry times and view limits.
Encrypted in your browser. No signup required.
What you get
Your notes are locked with your password. No signup. Pick a URL and write. Share securely with granular controls.
Password-protected notes
Only you can open a note. We encrypt it in your browser with your password, so we never see the key or the text.
No account required
Pick a URL and set a password. No email, no signup. Return anytime with the same link and password.
Rich text editor
Format text, create lists, and more. Everything saves automatically as you type.
Secure sharing
Share notes with expiry times and view limits. Optional password protection for shared links. Perfect for temporary access.
Your password. Your access.
Access to a note is controlled by the password. You can share a note by sending the link and the password. Anyone who has both can open it, edit it, and save changes.
Password controls access
Only someone who knows the password can open the note. We don't store your password, so we can't open it either.
Share from the editor
In the editor, use Share to get the note link. Send that link and the password. The recipient can open the note and update or edit it, just like you.
View and edit together
Anyone with the link and the correct password can open the note, edit it, and save changes. One shared note that you and others can all update. No separate accounts.
Share with Control
When you share a note, you get granular control over who can access it and for how long. Perfect for sensitive information that needs temporary access.
Custom expiry times
Set exactly when your shared link expires. Pick a specific time of day, and the link automatically becomes inaccessible. No manual cleanup needed.
View limits
Control how many times a shared note can be viewed. Set it to 1 for one-time access, or allow multiple views. Once the limit is reached, the link stops working.
Optional password protection
Add an extra layer of security to shared links. Set a separate password for the share link, independent from your note password. Or share without a password for quick access.
Shared notes are encrypted snapshots. They're read-only views — recipients can't edit the original note, but you can share updated versions anytime.
How Inkrypt Works
Enter a note name, then either set a password or enter the one you already use.
Enter a note name
On the homepage, type a note name and click Go. We check whether that URL is new or already in use.
Set or enter password
For a new note, the "Secure This Note" modal opens. Set a password and click Create Note.
If the note already exists, the "Password Required" modal opens. Enter your password and click Decrypt.
You're in the editor
You're redirected to the note editor. Write, format, and save. Use the Share button to create secure links with expiry times and view limits. Return anytime with the same URL and password.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you see my notes?
No. Your note is encrypted in your browser before it leaves your device. We only store the encrypted version and we never have your password, so we cannot decrypt or read it.
Is my note encrypted?
Yes. Encryption happens locally in your browser using your password. Only someone with that password can decrypt and read the note.
What happens if I forget my password?
The note cannot be recovered. We do not store your password or any way to reset it. If you lose it, the note is permanently inaccessible. Store your password somewhere safe.
Is my data stored?
We store the encrypted note on our servers so you can open it from any device using the note URL and your password. We do not store your password or the unencrypted text.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Pick a note name and set a password. That's it. No email, no signup, no account.
Can I share my note with someone?
Yes. You can share notes in two ways:
- Give them the note URL and password for full collaborative editing, or
- Use the Share feature in the editor to create a secure, read-only link with expiry times and view limits.
How does the share link feature work?
When you share a note, we create an encrypted snapshot of your note content. You can set an expiry time, view limit (1-10 views), and optionally add password protection. The shared link becomes inaccessible once it expires or reaches the view limit.
Can shared notes be edited?
Shared notes created via the Share feature are read-only snapshots. Recipients can view but not edit them. If you want collaborative editing, share the original note URL and password instead.