Sendsecure.ly—Free & Safe Solution to Share Secret Information
Blog post from Basis Theory
Sendsecure.ly is a free web application created during a Basis Theory hackathon to help users share sensitive information, such as passwords, personal identification numbers, payment details, and API credentials, without leaving the original data permanently in email, SMS, or chat histories. Users enter a secret, select an expiration period of 10 minutes, one hour, or 24 hours, and receive a single-use link that reveals the information once before immediately invalidating the URL and purging the underlying data. The service transmits data with TLS 1.2 and relies on Basis Theory’s PCI Level 1 data vault and SOC 2-compliant environment to encrypt and tokenize the secret, while storing expiration metadata with the token. Although anyone who obtains the link can access the secret, the product reduces exposure through short configurable lifetimes and one-time retrieval. Built as a TypeScript and Next.js application using Basis Theory’s JavaScript SDK, the open-source project is available for personal and professional use, with its codebase and development resources shared through GitHub and Basis Theory documentation.
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