Secrets that vanish.
Privacy by design.
Send a password, an API key, or a private note through a single link that expires on your terms — or burns after one read. No accounts. No telemetry. No traces left behind.
process · 03 steps
From secret to self-destruct in under a minute.
Compose
Drop in a password, a snippet, or a private note. Set an expiry and an optional one-time view.
Lock
Choose a passphrase. We hash it with bcrypt; it never lives in plain text on our servers.
Share
Send the link in one channel and the passphrase in another. The vault opens once, then closes for good.
principles
Built for people who treat trust as a feature.
Slug Vault was made for the moments where Slack DMs feel too permanent and email feels too loud — a small, focused tool for sharing something that shouldn't linger.
Zero retention
Content is wiped on expiry, on first read for one-time links, or whenever you say so.
Password gated
Every vault requires a passphrase. We never see it — only its bcrypt hash.
Private by default
Vault URLs are noindex / nofollow / nocache. Search engines can't find them.
Time-bound
Pick a date or detonate after one view. The link goes dark when the timer hits zero.
ready when you are
Send your first vanishing message.
No signup. No app to install. Just a link that unmakes itself after you're done with it.
Create a new message