Enclosed is a fully open-source, end-to-end encrypted platform for sending private notes. Use expiration, password protection, and self-destruct options to keep messages secure. Ideal for sharing sensitive info with complete control over your privacy.
Hi Product Hunters! 👋
I'm Corentin, the creator of Enclosed, and I’m excited to share this project with you today!
Enclosed is a minimalistic web application designed for sending private, secure notes. Whether you need to share sensitive information, like passwords, or simply want an easy way to send encrypted messages, Enclosed offers a user-friendly interface with robust security features to keep your data confidential and free from third-party access or data leaks.
Why Enclosed?
Privacy is a top concern, and many of us need a dependable way to share sensitive information with colleagues, clients, or friends. Enclosed includes:
- Zero-Knowledge Encryption: Only you and your recipient can view the content. The server never has access.
- User-Friendly Design: With a clean, intuitive UI, Enclosed is built for quick, secure sharing, accessible on any device.
- Flexible Security Options: Add passwords, set expiration, or choose self-destruction after reading.
- Open Source: Self-host Enclosed or use our instance, the choice is yours.
And more even more features, see the project README!
We’re always looking for feedback and ways to improve. Try it out, and let us know what you think!
- The app: https://enclosed.cc
- Source code (GitHub Repository): https://github.com/CorentinTh/en...
- Documentation: https://docs.enclosed.cc
Thanks for checking out Enclosed!
I really like this, are the notes really private and deleted when someone sees it fr or you see everything on your end? This could be really useful. If you can show me proof you cant see it, this is good.
good. i have not found something like this. i think pastebin doesnt let you deleten like this. will try
Wow, Enclosed looks like a game-changer for private messaging! 🎉 Kudos to the team for creating an easy-to-use, secure platform. How did you ensure the interface is user-friendly for non-technical folks?
